HSBC says India could attract up to $25 billion in foreign equity inflows if underweight global emerging-market funds restore allocations to neutral. Improving earnings, resilient domestic demand and lower relative volatility strengthen the case, with the brokerage favouring financials, autos, retail, hospitals and select industrial stocks
HSBC says India could attract up to $25 billion in foreign equity inflows if underweight global emerging-market funds restore allocations to neutral. Improving earnings, resilient domestic demand and lower relative volatility strengthen the case, with the brokerage favouring financials, autos, retail, hospitals and select industrial stocks
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