<p>Nuvama warns that the Nifty 50's decline could persist due to weak earnings and high valuations, with global uncertainties further heightening risk concerns.</p><p>The brokerage remains defensive on Indian markets, cutting IT to "underweight" from "neutral" and increasing consumer stock exposure.</p><p>Adds that a market recovery depends on earnings growth or policy support.</p><p>Nuvama says earnings outlook remains muted due to shrinking margins, low demand, and global risks and could delay a lasting market bottom.</p>.Nuvama Wealth acquires shares worth Rs 100 cr in OYO via secondary market: Sources.<p>Nuvama stays "overweight" on consumer, private banks, insurance, telecom, pharma, cement, and chemicals and "underweight" on industrials, metals, power, IT, autos, and state-owned firms.</p><p>Adds that small - and mid-cap stocks remain expensive, making them vulnerable to further declines.</p><p>The Nifty is down 15 per cent from its recent peak. Small - and mid-cap indexes are down 24 per cent and 20.5 per cent, respectively, as per data compiled by LSEG.</p>
<p>Nuvama warns that the Nifty 50's decline could persist due to weak earnings and high valuations, with global uncertainties further heightening risk concerns.</p><p>The brokerage remains defensive on Indian markets, cutting IT to "underweight" from "neutral" and increasing consumer stock exposure.</p><p>Adds that a market recovery depends on earnings growth or policy support.</p><p>Nuvama says earnings outlook remains muted due to shrinking margins, low demand, and global risks and could delay a lasting market bottom.</p>.Nuvama Wealth acquires shares worth Rs 100 cr in OYO via secondary market: Sources.<p>Nuvama stays "overweight" on consumer, private banks, insurance, telecom, pharma, cement, and chemicals and "underweight" on industrials, metals, power, IT, autos, and state-owned firms.</p><p>Adds that small - and mid-cap stocks remain expensive, making them vulnerable to further declines.</p><p>The Nifty is down 15 per cent from its recent peak. Small - and mid-cap indexes are down 24 per cent and 20.5 per cent, respectively, as per data compiled by LSEG.</p>