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Crude oil shock and higher yields: Why Indian stock markets may remain volatile in near term - where should you invest?

1 source · first seen 13:45 29 Sept · updated 13:45 29 Sept

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  • High crude prices and rising bond yields are pressuring Indian equities
  • Experts recommend caution and accumulating investments selectively
  • Elevated crude and yields pressure Indian equities, especially oil-sensitive sectors and rate-sensitive stocks

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