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Editor’s Take | US-China trade war: Foreign investors will pull out money if rupee falls

From the start of the year, the Sensex has risen just 2 percent, while key markets have risen between 7-10 percent which is not good news for investors.

August 06, 2019 / 16:18 IST
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Despite a global sell-off, the Indian market held its nerve on August 6 and ended higher after facing one of the worst Julys in its history -- shedding around 8 percent.

From the start of the year, the Sensex has risen just 2 percent, while key markets have risen between 7-10 percent which is not good news for investors.

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In this episode of Editor’s Take, Moneycontrol’s Shraddha Sharma talks to Editor Santosh Nair to find out what effect would the US calling China a ‘currency manipulator’ mean for India. Nair further talks about the RBI likely to cut interest rates.

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first published: Aug 6, 2019 04:18 pm

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