1 Top Reason to Remain Invested in Indian Market

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The market is trading near its all time high, so there is caution, confusion and some selling. 

Ukraine war, US inflation and consequently ultra high interest rates are taking heavy toll on commercial real estate, EMIs, car sales and businesses who were used to near zero interest rates for the last 10 years and have to now borrow at such high costs. There is debate that US and Europe will enter recession, Germany is already in it. Other unknown risks are always there. 

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Indian markets take cues from US and react accordingly. So in the very near terms  it would be lack luster. But soon they will decouple. 

On the positive side, China is slowing down and therefore commodity prices will cool, bringing down inflation and our imports. Also China plus one and Europe plus one is making India a very attractive destination both for FDI and FPIs, who are flush with trillions of dollars waiting for the right place to invest. So expect lots of volatility. 

Net net, Indian markets are poised to do extremely well and offer once-in-a-lifetime chance of making generational wealth in the next 3-5-10 years. So keep investing as per your comfort level.

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