Investment in India?

February 27, 2009 by admin  
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Is it better to invest in the Indian market with a loan from a bank in Dubai or a loan from a bank back in India? and which bank?

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3 Responses to “Investment in India?”

  1. indjun_joe on March 2nd, 2009 7:36 pm

    In general, it is never wise to invest into the markets with borowed money -unless of course you have a fool proof method of getting consistently high returns for the duration of the borrowing. Normally people who are sophisticated enough to have evolved such a strategy would not be asking this question. This in not said in any derogatory sense -but in a cautionary way.

    Having said that then the answer to your question will depend on the rates at which you are borrowing in Duabi and in India, your expectation on how you expect the Dirham/Rupee rate to move.

    If Ri=Cost of Borrowing in India
    Rd=Cost of Borrowing in Dubai +forecasted exchange rate fluctation of Dirham versus INR

    Then if the total cost of borrowng in India is less than the total cost of borrowing in Dubai (RiRd).

    You chose the bank which can give you the lowest rate in Ri or Rd.

  2. Barry_Robbins_98 on March 4th, 2009 10:20 pm

    I don’t like the idea of borrowing money to invest. If the market has a historical return of 8%, and you have to pay 7% interest, you’re not making anything. Save your money and then buy these great Indian stocks that trade as ADRs in the US markets:

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