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Stock market in India to open to foreigners

Stock market will allow foreigners to invest directly in individual stocks starting Jan. 15. The move is intended to reduce stock market volatility.
Why India could feel the global financial aftershocks this time

India's huge domestic demand helped it weather the financial crisis of 2008. But since then, Indian companies have invested internationally, increasing India's vulnerability to economic downturns.
The Daily Reckoning
Investing in India: News and forecasts for the long haul

There are good reasons to believe in India's long-term growth potential.
The New Economy
Money Daily Brief: Asian stocks highest in a year

A key benchmark for Asian stocks rose to a 13-month high.
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