
Analysts from Jefferies and Morgan Stanley have highlighted the resilience of the Indian stock market amid potential downturns in the U.S. market. According to a report from Jefferies, the Indian market is demonstrating greater stability compared to Japan in the face of a U.S. economic slowdown and related sell-offs on Wall Street. Christopher Wood, an analyst at Jefferies, emphasized that recent market actions indicate the Indian stock market's capacity to withstand global stock crashes. Morgan Stanley also noted that the current market conditions do not exhibit the excesses typically associated with bull market peaks, suggesting a more measured approach to market movements. These insights reflect a broader confidence in India's market dynamics amid global uncertainties.
Indian stock market is more resilient in the face of US downturn and related Wall Street sell-off, than the likes of Japan, says Jefferies' analyst Chris Wood.
#MarketsWithMC | Indian stock market is more resilient in the face of US downturn and related Wall Street sell-off, than the likes of Japan, says Jefferies' analyst Chris Wood. @ZoSpringwala reports 👇 https://t.co/QfG1PfiNoB #StockMarket #US #Trading
#MarketsWithMC | Indian stock market is more resilient in the face of US downturn and related Wall Street sell-off, than the likes of Japan, says Jefferies' analyst Chris Wood. @ZoSpringwala report 👇 https://t.co/gYVBiId51p #StockMarket #US #Trading