The Indian stock market is experiencing a downturn due to various factors such as Trump’s ‘America First’ policies, attractive U.S. investments, high U.S. 10-year Treasury yield, China’s local company incentives, poor Indian quarterly results, high valuations, and inflation. The government’s lack of direction and transparency in economic data is also contributing to the withdrawal of Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs). Despite the challenges, some investors remain optimistic about long-term prospects and view the current situation as a potential buying opportunity.
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