Nifty Transportation and Logistics Index: What’s in store for the rest of 2025? The answer may be in what managements of these 30 companies say in the next 42 days

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Do you remember how the current market correction was sparked in late September 2024? By the statement of a senior auto executive who mentioned that festive season sales were not as per expectation. The street was smart enough to take the hint, and we saw what happened in the Q3 earnings season. As the Q4 earnings season kickstarts, you need to keep an eye on the numbers of this set of companies. More importantly, listen carefully to what their managements say. Because, for one, they have first-hand knowledge of what is happening in their industries. And, collectively, what they say will throw light on what is happening in the economy. Now, the list of companies is long. But then, who said making money in the market is easy.

As the tariff war starts, who will have the earliest and most accurate information of what is happening to India’s imports and exports? Besides government agencies, it will be the companies running ports.So, if a port operator, in its earnings call, issues a warning about the amount of cargo it is likely to handle in the next few months, it should be taken seriously. This is one example of why it is important to keep track of what managements of

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