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Bangarappa
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Great... Goldman Sachs valaki confidence vunte inka Modi next PM kayam annatte anukunta.
andaru kalisi adataniki idhi yemaina holy pandaga ?
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raagul bob etyi ponaadu.. report lo mention jeyyale
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Goldman Sachs has upgraded India on Tuesday to market weight, thanks to the optimism stemming from a possible political change, easing of external account pressures and a stable earnings outlook

Goldman Sachs too has cited politics, macro and micro developments as key reasons for the change in stance. The Goldman Sachs report, authored by Timothy Moe, says: "Following a detailed set of meetings in Delhi and Mumbai, we believe it is appropriate to raise our investment stance, recognising the equity market has risen sharply from three quarter lows."

The foremost reason for its optimism is political change. BJP’s prime ministerial candidate, Narendra Modi, it seems is dominating economic concerns and Goldman Sachs cites that as a reason to upgrade India. Secondly, external pressures have moderated for now.

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