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Key red flags in India’s economic horizon

9 February 2024

The Indian economy is on a promising trajectory, with expectations of robust GDP growth surpassing 6.5% in the current fiscal year. Vital sectors like construction, manufacturing, and finance are driving this momentum, positioning India to potentially surpass China in foreign investment attraction by 2027. However, investors must remain vigilant amidst this optimism.

Multi-Act’s Research Analyst, Aman Jain, shares insights on the warning signs investors should heed—stretched stock market valuations, government expenditure dynamics, slowdowns in private consumption, global market risks, and geopolitical tensions pose cautionary signals.

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