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India’s growth outlook is very positive coming out of Covid-19, but how does that translate for equity market investors? We spoke to Praveen Jagwani, CEO of UTI International, the offshore arm of India’s UTI Asset Management Company, to understand the current developments and opportunities in the Indian equity market. Jagwani talks about the changing dynamic of investors, the impact of commodity prices and a slowdown in China on India, the economic performance amid macro headwinds, and attractive sectors to add to portfolios right now.
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