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Goldman Sachs: Where is the money going from India? Yes, that's it, are you ready

Goldman Sachs: Where is the money going from India? Yes, that's it, are you ready

During the National Day, Goldman Sachs broke the news that foreign institutional investors sold about $4.5 billion in the India stock market.

According to the Securities and Exchange Board of India, global funds sold a net $101.7 million of India bonds on October 3, and according to exchange data, global funds sold a net $1.85 billion of India stocks on October 3.

Before the National Day, China's stock market rose by the largest scale in nearly 16 years.

The emerging market of India's stock market is also the gathering place of world capital in the past ten years, why do melons pick fruits and leave before they are ripe.

Goldman Sachs: Where is the money going from India? Yes, that's it, are you ready

India's demographic dividend has not yet exploded, but capital can't wait to cash in and leave. The deep-seated problems have a lot to do with India's business environment, and the recent particularly famous "Samsung strike incident" has also made capital very helpless.

The successful model of capital in China has been greatly different in India, and the efforts to change have been fruitless, and they can only withdraw from the ashes.

So, whether capital buys commodities or enters the stock market, and how much money can be distributed by the entity, these will affect the medium-term direction of China's stock market.

Goldman Sachs: Where is the money going from India? Yes, that's it, are you ready

There are too many uncertainties in the world pattern and situation, ups and downs, why bother too much, the rich are arbitrary, the rich are serious, and the middle class decides for themselves.

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