ET Now highlighted the market’s bounce back to 25,000, with an expectation of a dash towards 25,200. Sandip Sabharwal noted that this was a typical “climb of the wall of worry,” where investor sentiment turns overly negative just before markets recover.
He emphasized that many forecasters base predictions on past data, ignoring the possibility of a fundamentally different future. With global tensions easing, inflation and interest rates falling, increased government spending, and rising consumption, he believes the Indian market is set up for a solid performance in 2025.