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Market bashed but faith intact, say experts

Panic selling may have hit markets globally on the back of S&P's downgrade of US sovereign credit rating but global brokerages still believe in the Indian market and are advising clients to selectively buy Indian equities.

August 08, 2011 / 23:02 IST
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Panic selling may have hit markets globally on the back of S&P's downgrade of US sovereign credit rating but global brokerages still believe in the Indian market and are advising clients to selectively buy Indian equities. CNBC-TV18's Tanvi Shukla and Gopika Gopakumar report.

After Friday's bloodbath, global equity markets continued to sell-off. Indian market saw a sharp gap down opening lead by deep cuts in technology, real estate and metal stocks. The Nifty finally closed 92.75 points lower at 5,118. So, is today's global sell off a good entry point for long term investors? Most brokerages seem to believe so.
first published: Aug 8, 2011 09:36 pm

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