📰 ET Markets 🏛️ RBI/POLICY 🕒 12 Oct 2026, 06:50 AM IST

'India has gone from half-full to half-empty. that's excessive': Vincent Mortier

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Core Development: 'India has gone from half-full to half-empty. that's excessive': Vincent Mortier

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Market & Financial Impact: Vincent Mortier, the chief investment officer of Amundi, reflects on the current state of Indian equities. He believes the recent decline in the market is a temporary issue related to negative narratives. Mortier identifies several potential catalysts for investment in India, including geopolitical resolutions and currency stabilization. He also discusses the intricate capital gains tax system affecting foreign investors' participation.

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'India has gone from half-full to half-empty. that's excessive': Vincent Mortier

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