Global brokerage firm Jefferies has unveiled its 2025 market outlook, setting a bullish Nifty target of 26,000, which translates to a projected 10% return for CY25.
Additionally, Jefferies, favoring large-cap stocks over small-cap peers in its 2025 outlook, has curated a list of its top stock picks that demonstrate a balanced sectoral approach.
Here are the top 9 stock picks from Jefferies for the calendar year 2025:
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2/10
ICICI Bank
Currently trading at Rs 1,319, the stock has given 30% returns in the last one year and 31% in the current calendar year so far.
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3/10
Axis Bank
Axis Bank shares have gained a mere 0.44% in the last one year and by 2% in the current year so far. The stock is currently trading near the Rs 1,120 mark.
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4/10
SBI
With impressive 35.7% returns in the last one year and 31% YTD returns, Jefferies foresees growth potential in the upcoming year too. The stock is currently trading at Rs 841.
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5/10
Bharti Airtel
Currently hovering near the Rs 1,633 level, the stock has surged by 63.3% in the last one year and by 61.1% on a year-to-date basis.
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6/10
JSW Energy
In the last one year, the shares of JSW Energy have increased by 47.5% and by 63.9% in the current calendar year so far. The current market price of the stock is Rs 671.55.
ANI
7/10
TVS Motor
Currently trading at Rs 2,492, the stock has given returns of nearly 23% in the last one year and in the current calendar year so far.
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8/10
Coal India
The stock of state-run Coal India has zoomed by 17% in the last one year and by approximately 6% on a year-to-date basis.
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9/10
Godrej Properties
The stock is currently trading at Rs 2,795. It has given returns of 44.5% and 39.7% in the last one year and current calendar year so far respectively.
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10/10
Sun Pharmaceutical Industries
Currently hovering near the Rs 1,788 level, the stock has surged by 45% in the last one year and by nearly 42% on a year-to-date basis.
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