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India: At a crossroads

Published by Uma Rajagopal

Posted on April 17, 2014

1 min read

· Last updated: April 19, 2014

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Head of Equities (International) at Ashburton Investments, Jonathan Schiessl discusses the impact of India’s politics on its growth and his thoughts on whether we should be more discerning grouping Emerging Markets under a single banner, if the ‘Fragile 5’ label is still warranted for India and the importance of the upcoming political reforms.

Key Takeaways

India’s political reforms significantly influence its investment growth trajectory.
Grouping Emerging Markets together may mask India’s unique strengths.
The ‘Fragile 5’ label may no longer apply to India due to improved macro fundamentals.
Upcoming political reforms are critical to sustaining investor confidence.

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Why should India be distinguished from other Emerging Markets?

India’s reform-driven growth, energy import profile, and structural resilience set it apart from other Emerging Markets.

Is the ‘Fragile 5’ label still appropriate for India?

No; improved macro fundamentals and targeted reforms make the label increasingly outdated for India.

How do political reforms impact investment in India?

Reforms boost investor confidence and contribute to equity and bond market performance by improving structural stability.

India: At a crossroads

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