Development · 23 Aug 2026
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Foreign portfolio investors may be returning to Indian equities, but the latest buying wave is not yet strong enough to be called a durable reallocation, according to HSBC Mutual Fund's chief investment officer Venugopal Manghat.
HSBC Mutual Fund's Venugopal Manghat states that foreign portfolio investors' return to Indian equities may be tactical rather than structural, with sustained inflows depending on earnings delivery, rupee stability, global liquidity, and India's relative emerging-market valuations.
HSBC Mutual Fund's chief investment officer, equity Venugopal Manghat stated that foreign portfolio investors' return to Indian equities is not yet strong enough to be called a durable reallocation.
Foreign investors are cautiously returning to Indian equities, but a durable FPI reallocation remains unconfirmed. HSBC Mutual Fund’s Venugopal Manghat highlights improving earnings, stable domestic demand and manufacturing growth, while stressing valuation discipline.
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