HSBC upgraded Indian equities to Neutral from Underweight on Thursday. Easing crude oil prices reduced earnings risks for Indian companies. Measures to stabilize the rupee drew back foreign investors into the market. The brokerage raised its 2026-end target for the BSE Sensex index. Foreign investors bought Indian shares worth $1.6 billion so far in July.
HSBC upgraded Indian equities to Neutral from Underweight on Thursday. Easing crude oil prices reduced earnings risks for Indian companies. Measures to stabilize the rupee drew back foreign investors into the market. The brokerage raised its 2026-end target for the BSE Sensex index. Foreign investors bought Indian shares worth $1.6 billion so far in July.
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