India – now not just the world’s largest democracy but also its most populous country – goes to the polls next month. International investors, increasingly drawn into the country’s stock markets by a compelling growth story, will be watching closely. Seeking re-election for a third term, Prime Minister Narendra Modi must fancy his chances
Elections are one factor investors in China do not have to consider. But plenty of other challenges have weighed on Chinese stocks, which have retreated heavily in the last three years in the face of domestic and geopolitical risk, a limp post-COVID recovery, an ongoing real estate crisis and an attempted restructuring of the economy towards a new growth model.
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