CLSA goes ‘overweight’ on India, reverses call on China after Trump
Turning ‘overweight’ essentially means Indian equities should perform better compared with other markets. The reversal is also attributed to an escalation of a trade war between US and China with Trump proposing up to 60 per cent tariff on Chinese imports into the US during his Presidential campaign and an underwhelming stimulus package by the Chinese government.
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India opposed any new top-down regulations imposed under the guise of “features,” arguing that they compromise national ...
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