Part 9/11:
India’s domestic-driven growth model makes it less vulnerable to global market upheavals compared to other emerging markets. As long as employment levels remain healthy and consumer confidence stays strong, India’s economy can withstand external shocks better. This relative resilience makes it an attractive hedge during turbulent global times.
However, risks remain. Market volatility is inevitable, especially given the current global slowdown and upcoming political events. India’s scheduled general elections next year could introduce policy uncertainties and short-term market fluctuations. Moreover, some analysts warn that certain Indian companies may appear overvalued, reflecting high investor expectations for continued growth.