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Markets eye FII return with Rupee stability, tax relief taking centre stage: Asit Bhandarkar
Foreign investors are hesitant to re-engage with Indian markets until the rupee stabilizes and the government demonstrates a willingness to compromise. Despite concerns about banking sector headwinds and geopolitical risks, the market is looking past near-term volatility. For investors with an 18-24 month horizon, current market corrections present a significant opportunity.
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