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India is cheaper. Why are foreign investors still selling?

FPIs invested ₹55,524 crore through the primary market despite heavy secondary-market selling. Lower valuations have yet to offset concerns over earnings and dollar returns.

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India is cheaper. Why are foreign investors still selling?
FPIs invested ₹55,524 crore through the primary market despite heavy secondary-market selling. Lower valuations have yet to offset concerns over earnings and dollar returns.
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