Ashutosh Joshi And Abhishek Vishnoi Bloomberg

Individual stock investors in India are keeping faith in the country's $3.1 trillion equity market even after a punishing selloff in Adani Group shares threatened to drag down one of the world's best-performing indexes since the pandemic.

As surging inflation and the end of global easy-money policies send Indian stocks spiraling down from all-time highs, three charts show the pain is unlikely to end anytime soon.

Some shares part of billionaire Gautam Adani's conglomerate took a beating on Tuesday as investors adjusted their holdings to reflect changes in the composition and weighings in the MSCI India Index, according to an analyst who publishes at Smartkarma.

Individual stock investors in India are keeping faith in the country's $3.1 trillion equity market even after a punishing selloff in Adani Group shares threatened to drag down one of the world's best-performing indexes since the pandemic.

As surging inflation and the end of global easy-money policies send Indian stocks spiraling down from all-time highs, three charts show the pain is unlikely to end anytime soon.

Some shares part of billionaire Gautam Adani's conglomerate took a beating on Tuesday as investors adjusted their holdings to reflect changes in the composition and weighings in the MSCI India Index, according to an analyst who publishes at Smartkarma.