This could be a buying opportunity for investors who have been uncomfortable with the high valuations
In the early1990s, when India was opening up to foreign investors, one of the attractions was that it was a closed “out-of-step” economy. Indian financial markets didn’t move in tandem with world markets because India had little exposure in terms of either exports or imports.
This article was originally published on December 19, 2009.
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