Unlike China! As optimists sell the stories of India, ASWATH DAMODARAN warns.

Evaluation expert Aswath Damodaran explained a warning of India’s growth as the world led by the United States has changed more protected by the world. Damodaran said in his latest blog post, India would face more obstacles on the way to achieve economic growth, unlike China, which had been relatively softer in interaction with the world for decades.

“Investors are selling India stories, but it is worth recognizing that India will face much more hostility from other regions of the world as India tries to grow more than China,” he said.

Damodaran’s opinion is a world, including India, and gives up the reality of new trade uncertainty mainly by President Donald Trump.

In recent weeks, Trump has warned that it will punish the tariffs on allies and enemies, to suspend, to impose them, doubled, half, half, and impose 200%taxes on European wines and spirit. As far as India is concerned, the threat of mutual tariffs is coming, and the president said it will start next month.

Damodaran said, “It will be very different from the world that existed before globalization begins if the trade war progresses,” Damodaran said.

The fear of the trade war sent the global market to the tail. Last week, NASDAQ recently recorded one of the biggest drops in the past. The index has recovered slightly in the next session. In India, investors’ emotions measured the weight by increasing trade tensions that are at risk for the global economic recovery. Concerns about continuous FII leaks and concerns about the potential impact of India’s US tariffs have further weakened market trust, which increased uncertainty in Q4 imports. FIIS says 5,729 rupees leaked in the cash sector, and analysts say that the government’s continued policy pivot has left uncertain about how investors will be affected by the upcoming content and the economy.

In the future, the wider horizontal line is filled with dark and ominous clouds due to some major macro events. The Fed will announce a decision on interest rates at the end of this week, which will give hints on the market direction.

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