As we come to the end of the financial year 2022-23, we have seen equity and debt markets withhold their performances despite global weaknesses, high inflation, rising interest rates, continuing geopolitical tensions, battling the pandemic, currency swings, FII selling and last but not at all the least global banking turmoil. In this roller coaster financial year, we have seen performances of global indices as below. Read more
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