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5 Indian Stocks To Consider
The growth story in China is well documented, Brazil's rich abundance of natural resources will help propel it upwards and Russia is the tempestuous one with its political risks. India, as the middle child in the BRIC, often goes ignored from investors portfolios. However, investors shouldn't turn their backs on it. India might just be a better growth story than some of its BRIC siblings. As fortunes may be shifting towards the country's favor. Strong domestic consumption and fiscal policies are helping propel India forward.
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In fact, India might give China a run for its money. According to analysts at Morgan Stanley, India's economy will grow faster than China's by 2015. This improvement will be initially spurred on by the Indian government's initiatives to overhaul the country's infrastructure. As improving demographics, structural reforms and globalization continue to take hold in the nation, investors can keep on seeing profits.
For those with some risk tolerance, there are many Indian companies that are also listed on the U.S. exchanges. Here are five Indian companies to consider. (Brazil, Russia, India and China are becoming more popular for investing, but there is still plenty of risk among BRIC countries. For additional reading check out A BRIC Investor's Wall Of Worry.)
Bottom Line
India has achieved amazing growth in a relatively short period of time. And, considering the scale of its current building efforts, it appears poised to become a full-fledged superpower, giving Indian stocks major potential as investments.
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In Pictures: 5 Reasons Why Companies Care About Their Stock Prices
In fact, India might give China a run for its money. According to analysts at Morgan Stanley, India's economy will grow faster than China's by 2015. This improvement will be initially spurred on by the Indian government's initiatives to overhaul the country's infrastructure. As improving demographics, structural reforms and globalization continue to take hold in the nation, investors can keep on seeing profits.
For those with some risk tolerance, there are many Indian companies that are also listed on the U.S. exchanges. Here are five Indian companies to consider. (Brazil, Russia, India and China are becoming more popular for investing, but there is still plenty of risk among BRIC countries. For additional reading check out A BRIC Investor's Wall Of Worry.)
|
Company |
Market Cap |
YTD % Gain |
| Tata Motors Ltd.(NYSE:TTM) | 12.37B |
-35.13% |
| Dr. Reddy\'s Laboratories Ltd. (NYSE:RDY) | 5.59B |
-11.65% |
| HDFC Banks Ltd.(NYSE:HDB) | 24.61B |
-6.46% |
| ICICI Bank Ltd.(NYSE:IBN) | 20.78B |
-29.39% |
| Rediff.com India Ltd. (Nasdaq:REDF) | 279.1M |
+94.62% |
Bottom Line
India has achieved amazing growth in a relatively short period of time. And, considering the scale of its current building efforts, it appears poised to become a full-fledged superpower, giving Indian stocks major potential as investments.
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