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While the leadership in the asset classes keeps on changing in different market cycles, equities have been the best-performing asset class in 2021.
Nifty was up 24%, midcap by 46%, and smallcap by 59% while gold prices contracted by 4% in 2021. 2022, however, has been a transition year, exhibiting liquidity reversal, policy tightening, geopolitical concerns, and a rising inflationary scenario which led to higher commodity prices for the first half of the year.
Supported by these attributes, gold has emerged as the best-performing asset class for the first eleven months of 2022. On the encouraging side, commodity prices are likely to see some moderation in H2 FY23 along with some cool-off in inflation expectations as well.
The market fundamentals for H2 FY23 would be driven by-
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the direction of the bond yields, oil prices, and dollar index,
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interest rate hike by the U.S. Fed, and
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the intensity of inflation.
The volatility, however, is likely to continue for some more time before it concludes in a more concrete direction. The current level of India’s VIX is below its long-term average, indicating the market currently being in a neutral zone (neither panic nor exuberance).
In this context, the current setup continues to be a ‘Buy on Dips’ market.
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