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Performance-INDIA & GLOBAL MARKETS-MAD
Growth vs. Stability: India is expected to maintain relatively strong economic growth compared to many other global markets, which are facing slower growth or even recession risks. The Indian economy is benefiting from a large domestic market, young population, and rising digital and infrastructure investments.
Volatility: Indian markets are often more volatile due to domestic factors, such as political changes, policy announcements, and inflationary pressures. Global markets, on the other hand, tend to experience volatility based on external economic factors and geopolitical risks.
Inflation and Interest Rates: Both India and global markets are dealing with inflation, but India’s central bank (RBI) is seen as being proactive in controlling inflation through interest rate hikes. Globally, major central banks like the Fed and ECB are tightening their monetary policies, which is contributing to global economic slowdown concerns.
Volatility: Indian markets are often more volatile due to domestic factors, such as political changes, policy announcements, and inflationary pressures. Global markets, on the other hand, tend to experience volatility based on external economic factors and geopolitical risks.
Inflation and Interest Rates: Both India and global markets are dealing with inflation, but India’s central bank (RBI) is seen as being proactive in controlling inflation through interest rate hikes. Globally, major central banks like the Fed and ECB are tightening their monetary policies, which is contributing to global economic slowdown concerns.
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In true TradingView spirit, the creator of this script has made it open-source, so that traders can review and verify its functionality. Kudos to the author! While you can use it for free, remember that republishing the code is subject to our House Rules.
Disclaimer
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