Strong domestic inflows through SIPs and mutual funds are failing to sustain Indian equity returns amid continuous FII selling and moderating earnings growth. Drawing parallels to the 2017 market cycle, this analysis highlights why structural macroeconomic challenges and valuation compression demand a strategic shift toward high-quality, largecap stocks.
Strong domestic inflows through SIPs and mutual funds are failing to sustain Indian equity returns amid continuous FII selling and moderating earnings growth. Drawing parallels to the 2017 market cycle, this analysis highlights why structural macroeconomic challenges and valuation compression demand a strategic shift toward high-quality, largecap stocks.
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