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Amundi Research Arm Sees Indian Stocks Rebounding After Iran War
Amundi’s research arm sees room for Indian shares to recover after a sharp selloff.
The decline has been driven by high oil prices and continued selling by foreign investors.
The outlook links a possible turning point for Indian equities to the end of the Iran war.
High oil prices have weighed on the market, while foreign outflows have added pressure.
The research arm expects conditions for a rebound to improve after the war ends.
It does not give a timeline or details about how large a recovery might be.
Amundi SA’s research arm sees scope for Indian equities to rebound after the Iran war ends.
Indian stocks have suffered a steep selloff.
The decline was fueled by high oil prices and persistent foreign outflows.
Bloomberg reported the outlook on October 12, 2026.
- Who
- Amundi SA’s research arm.
- What
- It sees scope for Indian equities to rebound after the Iran war ends.
- When
- October 12, 2026, the article’s publication date.
- Where
- India’s equity market.
- Why
- The selloff was fueled by high oil prices and persistent foreign outflows.
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- Research arm
- Amundi SA
- Market
- Indian equities
- Potential turning point
- End of the Iran war
- Factors behind selloff
- High oil prices and persistent foreign outflows
- Article date
- October 12, 2026




