US Election Results: Ripple Effects on Indian Sectors Unveiled

A report by Antique Stock Broking predicts significant impacts on Indian sectors due to the upcoming U.S. presidential election. A win for Kamala Harris could hinder the energy sector, while Donald Trump's victory might benefit infrastructure, capital expenditure, and IT sectors, with potential challenges for Indian IT firms.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Updated: 30-10-2024 14:29 IST | Created: 30-10-2024 14:29 IST
US Election Results: Ripple Effects on Indian Sectors Unveiled
Donald Trump and Kamala Harris-US Presidential Candiates (Photo/X). Image Credit: ANI
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An upcoming U.S. presidential election could potentially reshuffle the Indian economic landscape, impacting various sectors, as per a report by Antique Stock Broking.

According to the report, Democratic candidate Kamala Harris's potential victory might pose challenges to the Indian energy sector. In contrast, a win for Republican Donald Trump could aid companies involved in infrastructure and capital expenditure.

The report suggests that Trump's supportive stance towards traditional energy sources would lower oil and gas prices, ultimately benefiting oil marketing companies and city gas distributors. Meanwhile, Harris's approach of imposing stricter penalties on carbon emissions could increase costs for producers.

In the realm of information technology, the report indicates positive outcomes for India under Trump, should he revoke China's Most Favoured Nation status, thus fostering more IT-related job growth. However, his firm immigration stance poses concerns for Indian IT firms regarding H-1B visa availability.

While both candidates advocate for reduced prescription drug costs, Harris's administration may expedite the approval process for generic medications, boosting the U.S. generic pharmaceuticals sector.

The report implies a negligible impact on the metals sector from the election results. Regardless of the outcome, a broader economic reshaping is anticipated, with industries being affected by each candidate's distinct policy directions.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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