Franklin Templeton Strategist Sees Promise in Indian Stocks

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A lack of enthusiasm toward Indian equities is opening an opportunity for long-term investors, according to Franklin Templeton Institute’s Chief Market Strategist and Head Stephen Dover

Indian Equities Underperformed Asian Stocks in the Past Year

A lack of enthusiasm toward Indian equities is opening an opportunity for long-term investors, according to Franklin Templeton Institute’s Chief Market Strategist and Head Stephen Dover.

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