$25 billion FII comeback? HSBC explains why foreign money may return to India

Source: The Times of India· Nikhil Agarwal· August 5, 2026

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 bro…

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