India seems to be caught in a perfect storm with every possible macro variable stacked against it, especially in wake of the tariffs slapped by the US against India and the current geopolitical turbulence in West Asia. But a long-time Asia observer Rob Subbaraman, head of global macro research at Nomura, believes India is primed for an investment boom as China comes to terms with its own growth compulsions as its exports engine cools off. While India may not see a manufacturing effect as powerful as that of China, even “at half its intensity” the growth payoffs would be tremendously beneficial for the country. Subbaraman, in an interview with Fortune India, mentions that while the narrative in India is more pessimistic, the long-term growth arc is unmistakably in favour of the country. Edited excerpts:
India is ripe for an investment boom: Nomura’s Rob Subbaraman.
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@PareshBabaria3@rishibagree Sadly being leftist is fashionable in this country and also in many other parts of the world. Some of it is changing now ..
#Nifty can move towards the target of 24190 given yesterday, for today it’s better to use dips to 24040 & reversal on 5 mins as buying opportunity for move to 24190 - 24230 levels, support is at 23970