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For Indian Stocks, Dry Spell Continues For A Second Straight Year

Here are the best and the worst stocks of the year.

A dog stands on cracked earth in a dried-out field. Photographer: Dario Pignatelli/Bloomberg
A dog stands on cracked earth in a dried-out field. Photographer: Dario Pignatelli/Bloomberg
Indian markets are on track for their longest winning streak since 2007, gaining for a fourth successive year and shrugging off concerns over falling GDP growth, a non-bank lending crisis and uncertainty about the U.S.-China trade war.Still, more than half of the stocks lost money as the sentiment in 2019 swung between extreme optimism and pessimism. While the Sensex gained 12 percent, it was driven by a few heavyweights even as the ...
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