Indian equities are under pressure from a familiar mix of elevated crude, firmer US Treasury yields, geopolitical risks and foreign portfolio outflows. But the pattern of foreign participation suggests this is not a clean exit: investors are still backing IPOs, selectively buying debt and showing interest in mid- and small-cap names.
That split points to portfolio rotation rather than a broad withdrawal from India, even as headline selling in large-cap equities continues to weigh on sentiment and index performance.
Indian equities are under pressure from a familiar mix of elevated crude, firmer US Treasury yields, geopolitical risks and foreign portfolio outflows. But the pattern of foreign participation suggests this is not a clean exit: investors are still backing IPOs, selectively buying debt and showing interest in mid- and small-cap names.
That split points to portfolio rotation rather than a broad withdrawal from India, even as headline selling in large-cap equities continues to weigh on sentiment and index performance.
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