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Groww: FPI Return to Indian Equities Depends on Earnings and Rupee Stability

15 reports, 1 independent Updated Oct 8
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Nirav Karkera, Head of Research and Fund Manager at Groww, stated that foreign portfolio investors could return to Indian equities if corporate earnings improve and the Indian Rupee stabilizes. He noted that the Indian Rupee's 6-7% depreciation this year is a concern for overseas investors who measure returns in US Dollar terms.

From aninews.in

Why it matters

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The combination of weaker Indian equity performance and currency depreciation has reduced the market's attractiveness for overseas investors. FPI interest is expected to increase when Indian earnings begin to be upgraded again.

From aninews.in

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  • LenskartSpeculative

    Increased FPI interest could drive higher trading volume and market demand for brokerage services.

  • PaytmSpeculative

    Increased FPI interest could drive higher trading volume and market demand for brokerage services.

  • PIMCOSpeculative

    Investment outlook could depend on FPI return triggers, specifically earnings and currency stability.

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