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Indian shares log worst fiscal since 2020 as foreign exodus, war, trade woes bite - Reuters

Indian shares log worst fiscal since 2020 as foreign exodus, war, trade woes bite - Reuters

Indian shares log worst fiscal since 2020 as foreign exodus, war, trade woes bite Reuters

March 30, 2026 at 11:18 AM Original source
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"It’s too early to be bottom-fishing in this market; valuations may be cheaper relative to their own history, but versus other Asian markets, they are still expensive - particularly North Asia."

— Sat Duhra , Executive

"India's economy is strong, our fiscal situation is strong, and the entire world is praising our fiscal deficit management. Our forex reserves are solid."

— Nirmala Sitharaman , Politician

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Indian shares log worst fiscal since 2020 as foreign exodus, war, trade woes bite - Reuters
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