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Iran war ending could boost Indian stock markets as lower crude oil prices ease inflation and improve investor sentiment, Amundi says

Amundi sees an end to the Iran war as a potential turning point for Indian equities amid high oil prices, foreign outflows and subdued earnings growth.

Amundi sees an end to the Iran war as a potential turning point for Indian equities amid high oil prices, foreign outflows and subdued earnings growth.

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