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Anonymous

10 Aug 2020

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Currently India and Pakistan are having alot of tension, should I be worried? I'm holding Indian 10 year Treasury bonds, but with current bad relationship will it affect my investment?

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Lee John

10 Aug 2020

There's tensions between the countries since ages. There should not be significant effect unless there's changes to India's economy fundamentally.

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