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In other words, I would probably have been better off if I had put the whole amount in an FD.
I presume many of you are in the same boat. How has it affected your life and how are you coping? Are you putting off major expenditures? Or just spending on luxuries as usual?
Many analysts are saying it will continue this way till 2030. The fact is that the Modi govt is in a state of paralysis and not enacting reforms that will encourage the markets. Only busy doling out freebies.