The impact was rapidly reflected in the FPI stream, with a net flow of Rs 10,000 crore from Indian markets by April 5. When the tendency to buy just this week is a sharp contradiction, analysts remain split on the point of view. While global uncertainty has waited for FPI and clockwise, India’s strong macroeconomic fundamentals and support policy environment, especially appeals to a long -term investment compared to other Asian colleagues.
GeGit Financial Services Chief Investment Strategist D .. VK Vijay Kumar directly released the shift, saying, “FPIS reversions in FPI changed in early April when the FPI re -turned sellers.” The trigger arrived on April 2, when President Trump announced a reciprocal tariff, which led to a major trend in global stock markets.
Tariff’s scale exceeded expectations. “Vijay Kumar notes that” 10% base line tariff on all imports, 25% tariffs on all automobile imports and extremely mutual tariffs on most countries “, as Vijay Kumar noted that inflation in the US is expected to be widespread.”
This led to the U.S. Markets were widely sold in the markets where the S&P 500 and Nasdaq lost more than 10% in two days.
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The result was not limited to the west. China’s rapid response has increased tensions. “Chinese revenge for the US tariff has been fast,” he added, “a fully developed trade war will affect global trade and global economic growth,” he said. For now, he believes that foreign investors are hesitant: “FPI is likely to be waiting and clockwise before rotating buyers.” As of April 5, “the total FPI sales in India were Rs 10,354 crore.”
Despite this precautionary global background, BDO is optimistic about India’s ability to attract foreign capital in the long run in FS tax, tax and regulatory services, Manoj Purohit, partner and leader in India. He pointed out, “With the beginning of the new financial year, optimism for both India and FPI in the resurrected market is high.”
He noted that India is attributed to its economic resilience and policy relevance to global investors. He said that India is an exciting place to attract global capital, he added, adding that the recent US on Indian goods, he added. Tariff is relatively modest than other Asian countries, providing a strong proposal to provide strong export opportunities to India.
Purahat published India’s position as the fastest growing economy supported by huge consumer market, skilled workforce and business-friendly reforms.
The RBI decision to maintain bond and G-sec limit for FPI is also seen as a positive sign. He added, “The recent move by the RBI … is the testimony of the government’s intention to keep the gateway open for SH Fashore participants.”
Global development continues to be near -term instability, both analysts suggest that India’s economic fundamentals, infrastructure pressure and diverse trade strategies offer attractive cases for long -term investment. Purohit summarized, “The Indian economy is currently well insulated to avoid temporary headwinds due to domestic triggers of macro changes and high evaluation, tight earnings and rising inflation costs.”
As markets are now paying attention to the RBI’s upcoming policy trend and growing tariff landscape, the spirit of investors remains delicate between the caution and the long -term confidence.
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