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NSE CEO: India's 7%+ Growth Fuels Equities

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  • India's economy is projected to grow over 7% in the new Samvat year.
  • NSE maintains nanosecond response times, ranking as the fastest exchange globally.
  • NSE is enhancing retail investor experience with AI-driven analytics.
NSE CEO: India's 7%+ Growth Fuels Equities

India's economy is set for robust expansion, with growth anticipated to exceed 7% as the new Samvat year commences, providing a strong foundation for equity markets. This positive outlook was shared by Ashishkumar Chauhan, Managing Director and CEO of the National Stock Exchange (NSE), during a media briefing on Sunday.

Chauhan highlighted significant technological upgrades to the NSE's mobile app and website, aimed at improving the experience for India's burgeoning retail investor base. These enhancements include advanced portfolio management, screening tools, and analytics. The NSE has achieved nanosecond-level response times, establishing itself as the world's fastest exchange.

Furthermore, the NSE is leveraging artificial intelligence to offer retail investors superior analytics and richer information. The exchange is also actively collaborating with brokers to combat cybersecurity threats, financial scams, and the misuse of deepfake videos.

Despite volatile crude oil prices and foreign institutional investor outflows, Chauhan expressed confidence in India's fiscal discipline and economic resilience. He noted that India is effectively managing its fiscal deficit, even with substantial crude oil imports. As oil prices stabilize and the Rupee strengthens, renewed foreign institutional interest is expected, supported by strong domestic savings.

Chauhan observed a growing trend towards responsible investing among retail traders, with a preference for defined-risk strategies in derivatives. He strongly advised investors to focus on long-term investments (5-10 years) rather than short-term speculation. To support this, the NSE is working to expand financial inclusion, bringing investors from smaller towns into formal capital markets through educational initiatives.

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