On June 24, the United Kingdom voted to leave the European Union after 43 years in a historic referendum that saw 52 per cent of votes in favour of 'Leave'.
Playing havoc, Brexit knocked off Rs 1.8 lakh crore (Rs 1.8 trillion) from investors' wealth in Indian stock markets on Friday.
While many industry leaders and experts are of the opinion that the event will open Pandora's box of uncertainties, others think Indian economy is resolute enough to withstand the consequences.
What impact will Brexit have on Indian stock markets?
Under the present circumstances, what will be the best investment options?
Should you put in more money in stock markets or should you opt out of investing in equities and settle for gold and long-term fixed deposits?
How safe will mutual funds be now?
To get answers to these questions and many more, chat with Feroze Aziz, Deputy CEO, Anand Rathi Advisors Ltd, on rediff.com on Tuesday, June 28 (4 pm to 5 pm).
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