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'We are preparing ourselves for a better monsoon season, a lower interest rate scenario and capex pick up in the economy. '

Commodities are something which must be used, every rally must be use an opportunity to exit rather than trying to participate in the rally.

"But at the same time, we are looking at other sectors too, because the economy is improving, and because we are not focusing on the near t...

"We do see some technical correction in the very short term, but as for the medium- to long-term view, we are very bullish."

"We are of the view that once this volatility settles down, the allocation of capital will increase towards India."

'Mid caps will continue to do better than large caps, and sectorally we believe that it is probably the public sector banks which will driv...

These companies are now starved of capital and partners were not allowed to put money. Hence, a lot of financial restructuring was going on.

"Let us not get panic on the rupee weakening because central bank this time is well prepared as compared to July," says BP Singh.

By the year end, Nifty should see an index target of around 8000 plus with the percentage returns something close to about 8% to 10%.

"There are large number of companies which are weak. They are selling out their facilities and being bought over by the cash rich companies...

In a chat with ET Now, BP Singh, Executive Director & CIO-Equities, Pramerica Mutual Fund, shares his views on Nifty range.

In a chat with ET Now, BP Singh, Executive Director & CIO-Equities, Pramerica Mutual Fund, shares his views on IT sector.

The performance of the entire sector depends upon the economic growth and new orders are being placed in the system.

"I do not expect the stocks to react substantially on this news. The government is now in the decision-making mode," Singh said.

Today the fiscal deficit seems to be going out of control. If we do not carry on taking the decision going forward, we can have difficulty.