Sunil Sinha Sees An Opportunity For India Amid Brexit Crisis

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  • Published On: June 27, 2016
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Sunil Sinha, principal economist at India Ratings & Research, said commodity prices are likely to remain soft while global central banks will remain dovish in the wake of the Brexit crisis. If India gets confidence-boosting measures like GST off the block, then the country will remain attractive to foreign flows despite global turmoil, he added.

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