Why investors are wary of india

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By Devangi Gandhi MUMBAI : India may look fundamentally attractive compared to its emerging market peers, but foreign investors may wait to see a recovery in underlying financials of companies before making fresh investments, given the high current valuation. The past data shows that buying by foreign portfolio investors FPIs in Indian equities picks up once at a one-year forward priceearnings PE multiple of Currently, the benchmark Sensex is trading at a PE of Also, ETMarkets.

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Paytm IPO. Bank Holidays in November. The situation in the international market is the exact opposite. For investors wary of China, looking at India makes sense. Still, policy makers in New Delhi and Mumbai would prefer fund-raising to take place locally, in their home currency. To boost anemic investment and jobs, the authorities want credit to perk up. But how long can they wait when easy money is only going into overpriced equities?