Indian markets were oversold due to rupee dereciaton
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The document discusses the overselling of Indian markets due to the depreciation of the rupee against the US dollar. It outlines reasons for the rupee's depreciation like rising oil prices and a strengthening dollar. While a weaker rupee negatively impacts imports and purchasing power, it provides benefits to exporters and tourism. The rupee's fall shifted investment toward IT and pharmaceutical stocks in Indian markets. The document also presents the Indian government's options to either intervene in monetary policies to counter the rupee's fall or take a hands-off approach.
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