The great bull-market in India is over; prefer bonds, cash: Marc Faber
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- ✓Marc Faber said the great bull-market in India is over and investors should prefer bonds and cash.
- ✓He noted that the Indian market peaked in September 2024 and has struggled since.
- ✓Faber believes global markets are moving into a difficult environment where many stocks will continue to perform poorly.
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Foreign investors, Faber said, will reduce their exposure to markets around the world. "That is one reason I am reasonably positive about the US dollar," he added.
Marc Faber
Puneet Wadhwa New Delhi
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It has been a challenging 2026 for most stock markets. Thailand-based Marc Faber, editor and publisher of ‘The Gloom, Boom & Doom Report’, tells Puneet Wadhwa in a telephonic interview that global markets are moving into an environment where investors should not simply own indices or index funds, but should focus on individual stocks. Edited excerpts:
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