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ETMarkets NRI Talk| The question is no longer 'Why India?' but 'At what valuation?': Bhaskar Hazra
Economic Times 15 hrs ago·6 Aug 2026, 2:11 am
Bhaskar Hazra, a prominent market expert, suggests that foreign investors are no longer asking the basic question of whether to invest in India. Instead, the focus has shifted to whether the current stock prices are attractive. This indicates a maturing interest in the Indian market, where investors are looking for value rather than just growth potential. It highlights a shift in sentiment where the country's economic story is well-established, and the primary concern is now valuation.
For retail investors, this signals that India remains a key destination for capital, but they should be mindful of market levels. The preference for financial assets over direct real estate is growing, as stocks offer better liquidity and diversification. Investors should watch for signs of sustained foreign inflows and how domestic sentiment adjusts to these global views on pricing.
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