What's Behind India's Market Crash ? | Grip | Cut The Noise
The Sensex has recorded its worst monthly decline since the COVID-19 crash, with a 5% drop in October. At the same time, the Chinese stock market has risen, despite the country’s economy facing one of its toughest phases. Foreign institutional investors, who had previously been net buyers in the Indian market, are now selling their stocks. Join us as we cut through the noise to explore what’s driving this shift and, most importantly, what investors should do during this market volatility.
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