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At 14%, Indian households among the lowest invested in equities globally

Total financial assets of US households, according to the report, amounted to $94 trillion, or around 440 per cent of their gross domestic product (GDP) as at CY19-end.

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Going ahead, most analysts expect the global equity markets to remain supported by the liquidity injected by the central banks.

Puneet Wadhwa New Delhi
The exposure of Indian households to equity assets in their financial balance sheet is among the lowest in the world at 14 per cent, says the September 2 report by Motilal Oswal Securities. At the other extreme is the US, where the exposure to equities stands at 45.5 per cent, followed by Spain, Canada and China. The report analysed the calendar year 2019 (CY19) data for all countries except China (CY16), Taiwan (CY18) and India (FY19).

“Notably, the risk appetite of American households is the highest compared to their counterparts in several other major nations. Canada and Spain are the

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