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Why Wall Street Bosses Are Betting on India

Bloomberg Markets Monday 12 October 2026, 04:09 UTC 1 min read
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Oct 12th, 2026 Why Wall Street Bosses Are Betting on India Wall Street is betting big on India as a booming IPO pipeline and rising domestic investment transform its financial system. But inflation, a weaker rupee and tighter regulation pose risks. Ranjani Raghavan explains.

Oct 12th, 2026 Why Wall Street Bosses Are Betting on India Wall Street is betting big on India as a booming IPO pipeline and rising domestic investment transform its financial system. But inflation, a weaker rupee and tighter regulation pose risks. Ranjani Raghavan explains.
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