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Indian Insight

Tom Bawden at The Independent has a good piece on India ’s latest attempt to attract foreign investors.

Indian Tiger Fights to Regain its Bite

You may recall India ’s government ran into controversy when it tried to open its retail markets to foreign firms. We’ll see whether these new efforts are any more successful…

 

Posted on January 10, 2012 at 12:00 AM in Capitalism, Geopolitics, Globalization, Politics |

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Global Market Insights is a Fisher Investments blog looking at what's going on around the world. We discuss economic and market-related news, geopolitical developments and international commerce, as well as interesting items that can help UK investors learn about capital markets.

Originally started in 2010, Global Market Insights was taken over by Elisabeth Dellinger in September 2011, and she is now the sole contributor. Elisabeth has also contributed to MarketMinder.com since 2008 and worked at Fisher Investments since 2004. When she’s not working and blogging away, she can be found watching Prime Minister’s Questions, training to be an iron chef, or trail running near her Northern California home.

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