Last 10 year US Stock Market returns outperform Indian Stock Market returns!
And the fact that inflation in USA is very less compared to inflation in India makes it more interesting.
So what do you think of this?
Anonymous 4
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Inflation definitely plays a role. The US has managed to keep inflation relatively low, which helps maintain the purchasing power of returns. In contrast, higher inflation in India erodes real returns, even if nominal returns look good.
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