With risk assets sinking to multi-year lows in March because of the coronavirus pandemic, retail investors globally spotted a buying opportunity and piled into equities Hemmed in by the world’s strictest stay-at-home measures, Raunaq Singh, owner of a clothes store in India’s capital of New Delhi, has begun to dabble in the nation’s equities. “I had been thinking about it in the past few months, but I had a busy schedule," said the 27-year-old, who split 160,000 rupees ($2,117) between a couple of stocks over the past month. “There was no better opportunity than this to open a trading account." Singh joins a growing contingent of individuals across the globe who are getting their feet wet in the stock market as social-distancing rules keep