D-Street logs longest spell of week slump in 25 years
Summary
Indian equities have recorded their longest run of weekly declines in 25 years as US bond yields surged and foreign investors sold local assets. Higher crude prices have added pressure on the rupee, though analysts see selective opportunities despite the weak macroeconomic backdrop.
The prolonged decline reflects the combined effect of expensive global funding, foreign outflows and imported
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The breadth and duration of the selloff show that Indian markets remain exposed to global rates and capital flows.