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Fidelity, Invesco look to buy into India s coronavirus-led stock slump

Fidelity, Invesco look to buy into India’s coronavirus-led stock slump SECTIONS Last Updated: Apr 23, 2021, 01:13 PM IST Share Synopsis Concerns that a fresh round of lockdown-like rules triggered by the new virus wave will derail India’s nascent economic recovery have made the benchmark S&P BSE Sensex Asia’s worst performer in April. Shutterstock.com Related By Moxy Ying, Abhishek Vishnoi and Ishika Mookerjee Even as traders in India fret over how much more pain the nation’s uncontrolled coronavirus surge will inflict on local stocks, some seasoned investors are getting ready to dip their toes back into the market.

Fidelity, Invesco Look to Buy Into India s Virus-Led Stock Slump

Fidelity, Invesco Look to Buy Into India’s Virus-Led Stock Slump Apr 23 2021, 10:33 PM April 23 2021, 9:48 AM April 23 2021, 10:33 PM (Bloomberg) Even as traders in India fret over how much more pain the nation’s uncontrolled coronavirus surge will inflict on local stocks, some seasoned investors are getting ready to dip their toes back into the market. (Bloomberg) Even as traders in India fret over how much more pain the nation’s uncontrolled coronavirus surge will inflict on local stocks, some seasoned investors are getting ready to dip their toes back into the market. Concerns that a fresh round of lockdown-like rules triggered by the new virus wave will derail India’s nascent economic recovery have made the benchmark S&P BSE Sensex Asia’s worst performer in April, bringing it on the verge of technical correction this week. Weakening sentiment has also seen foreign funds turn net sellers of local shares after a six-month buying spree.

Nifty: Fall in Asia hints at more pain for Nifty - The Economic Times

Explore Now Mumbai: Investors may need to brace for more pain on Thursday as India’s stock indices are expected to catch up with Wednesday’s slump across Asian markets on the back of resurgence of coronavirus cases in some countries. Domestic markets were shut for trading on Wednesday on account of Ram Navami Stocks across Tokyo, Hong Kong, Singapore and Seoul fell 0.7-2 per cent with countries such as Brazil and India setting new records of infections and deaths. This has shadowed the optimism around rising vaccination rates in the US and Europe. The SGX Nifty was down 1.6 per cent on Wednesday evening and had touched a low of 14,016.8 during the day, pointing at more weakness ahead for Indian markets.

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