The Indian macro backdrop has improved with cooling inflation, stable interest rates, and controlled EMIs. Although the global environment remains volatile, the Indian market has corrected and now looks more constructive. Arora sees scope for a 5–10% upside in the coming year, not driven by exuberance, but by the return of domestic and foreign flows and general economic stability.
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