Investors may focus on sectors like FMCG and utilities that rely on domestic demand and are less affected by currency fluctuations. Export-driven sectors such as IT and pharmaceuticals, might also offer opportunities as they benefit from rupee depreciation. It may be wise to avoid companies with significant foreign debt and may consider diversifying into other assets.
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