Foreign investor flows in Indian equities
Bernstein expects foreign institutional investor flows to remain flat to modestly positive over the next 12 months, while reports say foreign investors withdrew about $40 billion from Indian equities over two years. NSE chief Ashish Chauhan said withdrawals could reverse when the AI boom peaks; Barclays CEO C.S. Venkatakrishnan cited a possible shift of global capital outside the US as a route…
Timeline
Tuesday, 29 September
- Will FPIs come back? Barclays CEO says global rotation could bring flows back to India
Barclays CEO C.S. Venkatakrishnan said global capital shifting outside the US could bring foreign investment back to India
- FIIs pulled out $40 billion from India in 2 years: Why foreign investors are staying away
Foreign investors pulled out around $40 billion from Indian equities in the past two years
Saturday, 26 September
- NSE chief says FPI equity withdrawals may reverse when AI boom peaks
FPIs pulled money from Indian equities amid global AI-driven moves
- Bernstein expects FII flows to stay flat to modestly positive without new growth engines
Bernstein expects FII flows to remain flat to modestly positive over the next 12 months
