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Foreign flows set to rebound in Indian equities after US$16.4 billion outflow this year
Europe’s largest asset manager Amundi forecasts a return of foreign institutional investment into Indian stocks after outflows of US$16.4 billion in 2025 left equities lagging peers. Domestic institutional investors have bought about US$77 billion this year.
With India’s Nifty 50 up 10.8% and within 0.5% of last year’s high, Amundi recommends increasing exposure to India for 2026, citing growth resilience and tariff reductions.
This marks a shift in sentiment toward the emerging-market story.
Companies:
- Amundi
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- markets
- India
Reuters• By Pooja Kumari
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Foreign flows set to rebound in Indian equities after US$16.4 billion outflow this year
Europe’s largest asset manager Amundi forecasts a return of foreign institutional investment into Indian stocks after outflows of US$16.4 billion in 2025 left equities lagging peers. Domestic institutional investors have bought about US$77 billion this year.
With India’s Nifty 50 up 10.8% and within 0.5% of last year’s high, Amundi recommends increasing exposure to India for 2026, citing growth resilience and tariff reductions.
This marks a shift in sentiment toward the emerging-market story.
Companies:
- Amundi
Tags:
- markets
- India
Reuters• By Pooja Kumari
Explore:Mutual Fund Screening
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Foreign flows set to rebound in Indian equities after US$16.4 billion outflow this year
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Amundi sees return of foreign investment to Indian equities after US$16.4 bn outflow this year.
Europe’s largest asset manager Amundi forecasts a return of foreign institutional investment into Indian stocks after outflows of US$16.4 billion in 2025 left equities lagging peers. Domestic institutional investors have bought about US$77 billion this year.
With India’s Nifty 50 up 10.8% and within 0.5% of last year’s high, Amundi recommends increasing exposure to India for 2026, citing growth resilience and tariff reductions.
This marks a shift in sentiment toward the emerging-market story.
Europe’s largest asset manager Amundi forecasts a return of foreign institutional investment into Indian stocks after outflows of US$16.4 billion in 2025 left equities lagging peers. Domestic institutional investors have bought about US$77 billion this year.
With India’s Nifty 50 up 10.8% and within 0.5% of last year’s high, Amundi recommends increasing exposure to India for 2026, citing growth resilience and tariff reductions.
This marks a shift in sentiment toward the emerging-market story.
Companies:
- Amundi
Tags:
- markets
- India
- markets
- India
- foreign investment
- equities
- Nifty50