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Foreign investors pulled $3.7 trillion from Indian stocks since Jan 2026 amid global tech concerns, but domestic demand remains robust.
Foreign investors continue to exit Indian equities, with outflows totaling ₹30.9 trillion since January 2026, driven by global tech cycle concerns and sustained AI-related capex.
Jefferies’ Chris Wood says FPIs may return only if the semiconductor cycle peaks or Indian markets see a sharp correction.
Despite weak foreign inflows, domestic investment remains strong: mutual funds attracted $51 billion in 2025 and $4 billion in January, with SIPs averaging ₹30.5 billion monthly.
NPS inflows are projected at $1.4 billion monthly.
Corporate earnings rose 18% year-on-year in Q4 2025, with Jefferies forecasting 15% growth for MSCI India.
Small and mid-caps are outperforming, showing broad market strength.
Los inversores extranjeros retiraron 3,7 billones de dólares de las acciones indias desde enero de 2026 en medio de las preocupaciones tecnológicas globales, pero la demanda interna sigue siendo sólida.