Equity investments should give about 15% annual returns over next 5 years: Raamdeo Agrawal

Raamdeo Agrawal, a well-known Indian investor, predicts that equity investments in India will yield around 15% annual returns over the next five years. This forecast is significant for markets as it suggests a promising growth outlook for Indian equities, potentially attracting more investors to the region. However, foreign investors are currently deterred by India's capital gains tax and currency instability, making it harder for the country to compete with more dynamic markets like South Korea and the US.

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Indian equities are expected to yield a promising annual return. This could lift investor sentiment and attract foreign capital.

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