Focus on fundamentals as India stocks valuations reach sky-high
Mon, Mar 4, 2024 5:53 PM

Focus on fundamentals as India stocks valuations reach sky-high

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Surging valuations of Indian stocks have left investors with few value-investing options, with retail-oriented private banks and firms catering to rural consumption among those that seem reasonable bets, a fund manager at Mirae Asset Investment Managers said. "There are pockets of froth we are avoiding, particularly, where valuations have surpassed fundamentals," said Neelesh Surana.

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