Sectoral Valuation Snapshot – India

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📊 Sectoral Valuation Snapshot – India

Some sectors are currently trading below their long-term average valuations, while others are above historical averages.

🟢 Below 10-year average valuations:
• Private Banks – valuations reasonable
• Public Sector Banks – still attractively placed
• Consumer sector – valuations have cooled from earlier highs
• Infrastructure – valuations remain supportive for long-term growth

⚠️ Above 10-year average valuations:
• Capital Goods
• Auto
• Healthcare
• Metals
• Technology

🧠 Key takeaway:
Better risk-reward appears in select financials, consumers and infrastructure, while some sectors may see limited near-term upside after strong performance.

📈 Diversification and sector selection remain important.

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