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Foreign Money Flees India Again as Oil Spike Undoes Policy Gains
Source: Bloomberg
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Overseas investors have resumed selling Indian assets, reversing a recent recovery in foreign demand. Surging oil prices and higher global bond yields are increasing macroeconomic and funding risks for India, potentially pressuring local equities, bonds and the rupee.
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