India remains a stable bet even as China continues to recover: Lyn Alden – CNBC TV18

India has always been seen as an attractive investment destination, particularly from a global investor’s perspective. Unlike China, which faced years of being considered “uninvestable” due to regulatory crackdowns and geopolitical risks, India has remained a stable and promising market.

Lyn Alden, Founder of Lyn Alden Investment Strategy highlighted this distinction, stating that India “has always been considered investable” while China went through a phase of investor hesitation.

However, she believes that global markets are shifting long-term, with capital moving away from the US to other regions. Alden stated that US stocks have been a dominant choice for investors for years, but now, “there are just more headline risks” affecting market sentiment.

Factors like a weaker dollar, policy uncertainty, and financial market volatility drive this shift, making global markets more attractive.

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China, in particular, has rebounded from its previous slump, and Alden sees further upside potential. While acknowledging that its “explosive move is behind,” she still believes Chinese stocks “have room to go higher.” Meanwhile, India, though not as undervalued as China was, is expected to stabilise and continue its upward trajectory.

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