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Better Part Of 2022 Will Go In Investing Rather Than Reaping Benefits'
Entrepreneur magazine
|August 2022
Equities markets have corrected steeply in the last six months. Entrepreneur India caught up with Trideep Bhattacharya, CIO-Equities, Edelweiss AMC to understand where the market is headed and what should investors do in the current scenario. Edited excerpts from the interview.
Current view of the Indian equity market
From the beginning we held the view that right from January 2022 to March 2023, the 15-month period will be seen as a tale of two halves. The first half where we are right now will be volatile, not outright bearish, driven by three reasons-interest rate regime change which is happening across the globe, second is spike in inflation conditions that we have seen so far, and third the troublesome geo-politics in the form of war.
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