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Market valuation is attractive; time to take risk for long-term gains

The current problem that looks to be temporary, isn't changing the longer-term structural economic growth opportunity.

Vaibhav Sanghavi
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Strong businesses will bounce back equally sharply post the stabilisation of pandemic, says Vaibhav Sanghavi

Vaibhav Sanghavi Mumbai
2020 has been a year of unprecedented volatility, starting from the problems in West Asia led by Iran, following up with China Coronavirus, Union Budget, breaking of OPEC-controlled oil prices and the subsequent spread of virus from China to other countries, leading to a World Health Organisation (WHO) declared pandemic. The effect of all these events has led to a massive dent in sentiment and global markets have corrected sharply. 

From a global perspective, there is an expectation that economic growth will take a big hit, as countries lock down to control the spread of the virus. Global equity markets are

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