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India's strong growth fundamentals face risks from prolonged external shocks: Erik Berglof

1 source · first seen 22:57 4 Oct · updated 22:57 4 Oct

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  • Erik Berglof says India’s growth prospects remain strong despite external shocks
  • He highlights the need for resilience against climate and other risks
  • External shocks may affect Indian equities broadly, while growth resilience supports domestic-facing sectors

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