China’s $5 Trillion Rout Creates Historic Gap With Indian Stocks (Bloomberg via Business Standard)

• Regardless of how the Chinese market performs, abrdn Plc.’s Kristy Fong said India’s attractiveness to global investors remains a long-term trend. “As a stock market, India is home to some of the highest quality companies in the region, with some of the most capable management teams anywhere in Asia,” she said. “Segments where India excels include financial services, consumer goods and services and health care.” READ MORE

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