Global funds sour on India stocks as some cut allocation to zero

Indian stock markets are losing their sheen as global funds exit. Here’s why

Global funds are increasingly exiting Indian stocks, citing lackluster growth and high valuations amid a shift towards AI-focused markets.

Global funds sour on India stocks as some cut allocation to zero

Global investors are reducing Indian equity exposure due to a lack of AI investment themes. Foreign portfolio ownership has fallen to a seventeen-year low as funds exit the market. India now ranks as the least-favored market in Asia according to a recent survey. Local institutions are providing support, but foreign capital remains a concern. Investors seek more durable foreign direct investments to fuel manufacturing ambitions.

Global funds retreat from Indian stocks as some cut exposure to zero

Investing.com -- Global investors are pulling back from Indian equities, with some money managers cutting their allocations to zero as weak earnings, elevated valuations, and the lack of a major artificial-intelligence investment theme reduce the market's appeal, Bloomberg reported on…