global events: They happen to be listed in India, for them it is about global development: 5 companies from two sectors with a growth range of up to 29%

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In the last month of volatility, some sectors have shown a losing streak. They didn’t fall down as much as they were shapely and managed to keep their heads above water even on the worst of days. The reason is that their financial performance is more correlated with what is happening in the country or continent where they have exposure, both in terms of sales and, in some cases, production. So one way to assess global exposure is to look at these companies, this is also a type of diversification in terms of exposure to the underlying economy. Because they operate on a global level, their balance sheets are strong and in some cases they have managed to become among the world’s leading companies in their industry.

What is important for a metal company, be it Indian or any global company? The answer is simple, just one thing: what is happening to the Chinese economy. Which matters for generic drug manufacturers around the world. Why does the US government use this policy when it comes to drug prices? So two industries, no matter where in the world they are located, but their fate is decided by two very different countries. Take the case of metal

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