Fed hike, rising US Yields could trigger fresh selloff in Indian stocks

The Federal Reserve's potential rate hike looms over global markets. US 10-year sovereign yields nearing five percent pose a significant challenge. This rise makes emerging markets like India less attractive for foreign investors. High risk-free rates globally affect all asset valuations and investment strategies. Indian retail investors may face increased pressure from institutional selling.

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Fed hike, rising US Yields could trigger fresh selloff in Indian stocks

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