Aug 2026· International Journal of Creative and Open Research in Engineering and Management· 0 citations
Abstract
International sanctions are increasingly used as economic and political
instruments to influence countries, organizations, and individuals.
Their effects can extend beyond targeted entities by disrupting trade,
investment, banking, exchange rates, commodity prices, and financial
markets. This study examines the impact of international sanctions on
financial markets with reference to India, focusing on stock markets,
foreign exchange, banking operations, foreign investment, commodity
prices, and investor confidence. It also evaluates government and
regulatory measures supporting financial stability. Primary and
secondary data are considered. The study highlights India's resilience
and recommends diversified trade, stronger risk management,
regulatory oversight, digital infrastructure, and financial strategies.
Keywords: International Sanctions, Financial Markets, India, Investor
Confidence, Financial Stability
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institutions and markets with international capital, technology, and
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