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Market sentiment also remained tepid amid unabated outflows by overseas investors.

BSE barometer Sensex settled the day 304 points, or 0.73 per cent, lower at 41,254.

In 2019, Sensex returned 15 per cent year to date while Nifty gained 12.45 per cent.

Porinju Veliyath said more than reforms, D-Street needs a sentimental booster to lift smaller stocks.

The 30-share Sensex traded at a P/E of 29.10 against its five-year average of 22.70.

Concerns over an economic slowdown and weak corporate earnings also weighed down market.

The BSE Midcap and Smallcap indices were down 0.12 per cent each at that time.

According to it, in an election year, rising oil prices and higher yields are expected to drag.

Twenty two of 30 Sensex stocks were trading up to 1.3 per cent lower.

"As far as short to medium term is concerned, we believe that the market is all set to deliver a 15-20% return in the next one year."

Varun Goel, Head-PMS, Karvy, expects the earnings growth to accelerate once investment is revived and at 20-25% for the next several years.