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Temporary Setbacks Likely for India

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Published: Monday, 14 Feb 2011 | 2:31 PM ET
Gennine Kelly By:

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After appearing on "The Strategy Session" on Monday, Michael Gavin, managing director and head of emerging markets strategy at Barclays Capital, continued the discussion off-air with David Faber, about how investors should weigh the risk of sharp price appreciation against the rewards of high-octane growth in India.

Buy India After Mumbai Inflation Bombshells?
Indian stocks have been pummeled over the past 3 months as a wave of inflation spiked. Michael Gavin, managing director & head of emerging markets strategy at Barclays Capital, explains how investors should weigh the risk of sharp price appreciation against the rewards of high-octane growth in the world's second most populous country.

"We're likely to see a soft landing in India...the market is right to be concerned, a 25-30 percent possibility that there can be some temporary setbacks in what is one of the most promising long-term growth stories in the world," Gavin said.

Check out our entire conversation with Michael Gavin in this web exclusive to see why China's frothy housing market was a great motivator for China to tighten, as they have been doing.

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After appearing on "The Strategy Session" on Monday, Michael Gavin, managing director and head of emerging markets strategy at Barclays Capital spacer, continued the discussion off-air with David Faber, about how investors should weigh the risk of sharp price appreciation against the rewards of high-octane growth in India.
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