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Market will continue to inch up towards new highs, says Prabhudas Lilladher
Aug 23, 2018 4:56 AM

Dilip Bhat, market expert and joint managing director of Prabhudas Lilladhern Pvt Ltd believes market will continue to scale new highs.

"As far as the markets are concerned, we still feel that the markets will continue to scale a new high and I think we will also see that the corporate performance which has shown a very sharp turnaround in the last two quarters will continue its improvement," he said.

Talking about the movement in rupee, he said, “The trade war which is going on- some of this possibly will act as an overhang but by and large, I think markets will continue to do pretty well,” he added.

First Published:Aug 23, 2018 1:56 PM IST

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