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It's a painful period but not a risk for long-term survival of India: Madhu Kela on market correction

'Indian markets are superbly resilient as there is a growth story... We have more than 1,500 companies with more than Rs 1,000 crore market cap. In no other emerging market, you can see this kind of variety. I'm very bullish on the India story, says Madhusudan Kela.

April 11, 2025 / 15:20 IST
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“Investing ultimately is all about greed and fear cycle but it is easier said than done. You have to be greedy when other people are fearful and you have to be fearful when other people are greedy,” says Madhu Kela
“Investing ultimately is all about greed and fear cycle but it is easier said than done. You have to be greedy when other people are fearful and you have to be fearful when other people are greedy,” says Madhu Kela

Indian markets may well be reeling under pressure due to the ongoing turmoil in global equity markets following Trump tariff actions but market veteran Madhusudan Kela believes that the current situation is not a risk for the long-term survival of India.

The market veteran is in fact quite bullish on the India story and believes that the Indian stock market is quite resilient and offers a kind of variety to investors that hardly any other emerging market offers.

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“We don't think the current situation is a risk for the long term survival of India. Yes, this is a very painful period from an investor perspective, but it is a transition period or temporary phase and hopefully India will emerge a winner. History has shown that the fall is never permanent and we believe that it is more about volatility than real risk for investors,” he said while interacting with media on the sidelines of an investor conference by Singularity AMC.

Singularity AMC is a Mumbai-based investment firm, backed by Madhu Kela and led by his nephew Yash Kela.