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Real estate demand getting a boost owing to lower interest cycle, says HSBC Global

Sudden perk up in the real estate sector has something to do with interest rates, said Tushar Pradhan, CIO of HSBC Global Asset Management India on Friday, while adding that large realty companies are much better placed to benefit from it owing to better brand and balancesheet.

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By Latha Venkatesh   | Sonia Shenoy   | Anuj Singhal  Jan 8, 2021 11:29:06 AM IST (Published)

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Sudden perk up in the real estate sector has something to do with interest rates, said Tushar Pradhan, CIO of HSBC Global Asset Management India on Friday, while adding that large realty companies are much better placed to benefit from it owing to better brand and balancesheet.

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“Probably if you can build an affordability index for an average person wanting to buy a house, probably the EMIs per lakh will be the lowest because of the interest rates which we have today,” Pradhan told CNBC-TV18.
The shift of the market is to the larger guys who have the ability to raise money and much lesser cost to offer these rates competitively, he said.
“Once the competition starts to build up, which is everyone starts to bid for the next client with adequate capital in hands is when the action will start but for the smaller guys to get there, it is still sometime. One can take a bet on well capitalised non-banking financial companies (NBFCs), people down the line in that way but it is going to be not very across the board phenomenon.”
On metals, Pradhan said, “Metals is a very lead indicator of industrial activity anywhere that you can see. That will be the one sector which clearly will see some sort of volume growth going into the next few months or so.”
The bounce back after a very sharp fall is going to be even higher, he said.
“The world is going to go under a restoration economic situation. The bounce back after a very sharp fall is going to be even higher. So economies that did not see that much of an impact may not recover or bounce back that much. However, the whole emphasis now is on these economies which have taken a much larger hit to their economies and as the restoration starts to move, that is where the momentum is likely to come. So commercial vehicles (CVs) are clearly an indication of what is happening in the broader economy, in the supply economy, in the industrial economy, in the goods economy.”
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