Will India face the brunt of China's rising defaults, as FIIs pull money from emerging markets
If China's economic situation worsens gradually and FIIs’ outflow continues in a calibrated manner, India may benefit marginally, say experts.
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If China's economic situation worsens gradually and FIIs’ outflow continues in a calibrated manner, India may benefit marginally, say experts.
Going ahead, the future of FPI flows hinges on several factors, including the US Federal Reserve's November 2 meeting and global economic developments, Mayank Mehraa, smallcase manager and principal partner at Craving Alpha, said.
FII outflow from financial stocks was Rs 3,549 crore during September 15 to 30 and Rs 1,231 crore during October 1 to 15. As of June, FII ownership in Industrial stood at 8.2 percent, about 1.8 percent higher than industrials weightage in MSCI India
These two sectors are over-owned by foreign investors, which are looking to book profits in sectors that are currently seeing a rally.
Given the policy normalisation narrative by the US Fed and other major central banks, coupled with high oil prices and volatile Rupee, FPIs are likely to stay away from emerging market assets, Hitesh Jain, Lead Analyst - Institutional Equities, Yes Securities, said. FPIs inflow will only resume once