Valuations now 'reasonably attractive' in India ahead of important year
Prashant Khemka of White Oak Capital Management
After many years, Indian corporate earnings seem to be accelerating, with around 20% growth expected over the next couple of years.
In this light, valuations are now reasonably attractive, trading closer to long-term historical averages. There are two factors aiding earnings acceleration that are worth mentioning: improving asset...
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