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IndiaAnalysis: Investors straining to look beyond India s COVID-19 crisis
Rodrigo CamposMarc Jones
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Patients suffering from the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) receive treatment inside the emergency ward at Holy Family hospital in New Delhi, India, April 29, 2021. REUTERS/Danish Siddiqui
Indian financial markets have struggled this month as the world s worst COVID-19 crisis engulfs the country but international investors are betting the economy will rebound quickly once the pandemic has passed.
Data shows that more foreign investment money has left India this month than came in during the whole of the first quarter, as a catastrophic spike in deaths leaves the world s second most populous country in turmoil. read more
Foreign investors bet on economy rebound as they look beyond India s Covid-19 crisis
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Last Updated: Apr 30, 2021, 10:20 PM IST
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With new targeted lockdowns, the government reining in vaccine exports, and ventilators and other support now arriving from abroad, Mumbai s $2.4 trillion Sensex stock index has recovered some ground and the rupee is heading for its best week since August.
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NEW YORK/LONDON: Indian financial markets have struggled this month as the world s worst COVID-19 crisis engulfs the country but international investors are betting the economy will rebound quickly once the pandemic has passed.
Data shows that more foreign investment money has left India this month than came in during the whole of the first quarter, as a catastrophic spike in deaths leaves the world s second most populous country in turmoil.
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