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Foreign Money Flees India Again as Oil Spike Undoes Policy Gains

Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 30 September 2026, 03:15 UTC By Subhadip Sircar and Ashutosh Joshi 1 min read
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Overseas investors are turning sellers of Indian assets again as surging oil prices and rising global yields threaten to derail a recent revival in demand.

Overseas investors are turning sellers of Indian assets again as surging oil prices and rising global yields threaten to derail a recent revival in demand.
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