Question
Given below is a sentence in which four words are emboldened. The words may or may not be in their correct position. Rearrange the words if required and choose the correct option of arrangement from the options given below. Continuous weak (
- A fund outflows and foreign (
- B trend in Asian and European (
- C markets also played spoilsport for the domestic (
- D markets.
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