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India IPO plans worth $50 billion face risk after U.S.-Iran ceasefire ends

CNBC World says IPO activity in India had been gaining momentum after a slow start, with $50 billion in offerings lined up before the policy shift.

Reported · Written up by our desk · Emerging Markets

CNBC World reports that India has about $50 billion worth of IPO plans ready to enter its markets, following a slow start earlier in the year.

The outlet says those plans are at risk after the U.S. ended the ceasefire with Iran.

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CNBC WorldInside India newsletter: India's $50 billion worth of IPOs at risk as Trump ends Iran ceasefire

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