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India s Buzzing Economy, Reform Efforts Earn Upgraded Outlook From S&P

By Fabiana Negrin Ochoa India s buzzing economy and fiscal reform efforts wins an outlook upgrade from S&P, a move economists say might pave the way for sovereign rating upgrades. India s.

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Indian stock markets | Nomura says low turnout not a concern, but shift in BJP s poll rhetoric worries investors

Indian stock markets | Nomura says low turnout not a concern, but shift in BJP s poll rhetoric worries investors
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Low voter turnout means doomsday? 6 reasons why investors are overreacting

Investors fear low voter turnout affecting Sensex, Nifty, India VIX, and Dalal Street. Pashupati Advani warns of market dive if BJP doesn t secure 250 seats. Speculations and analysis highlight market worries in states like Kerala, West Bengal, and Tamil Nadu. The link between voter turnout and anti-incumbency is uncertain.

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election impact on market: How will stock market react to election results? Here are 3 possible scenarios

Investors are closely monitoring India s elections, with low voter turnout and betting market predictions fueling uncertainty. Sensex is down over 1,700 points this month. Analysts assess potential market reactions to different election outcomes, from outright BJP victory to coalition scenarios.

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Two foreign banks optimistic on BJP show

MUMBAI:Two multinational banks, Nomura and HSBC, have said that the upcoming general elections in India polls point to continuity at the Centre, and h.

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