Indian equity markets steadied on Wednesday, reclaiming modest ground after a period of sustained selling — yet the recovery carried the quiet caution of a market that knows its limits. Two forces beyond India's borders, elevated crude oil prices and an ambiguous Federal Reserve, held the rally in check, reminding investors that even sound domestic fundamentals must answer to the wider world. It is a familiar tension in the story of emerging markets: the will to rise, tempered by the weight of external circumstance.
Indian shares edge higher after selloff as oil prices, Fed caution limit upside
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