Turning The Tide: Fixing India's FII Exodus

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You have read and seen all over conventional media that FII's are ditching the Indian market for better opportunities especially the Asian Peers to invest in AI/Data Centre theme such as Taiwan or Hong Kong. Even the are gravitating towards China because the valuation is quite cheap as compare to India. As of mid 2025, the Nifty was trading around 22-23x forward PE, while China (10-11x), Hong Kong (7-8x), and Indonesia (11-12x) offer significantly cheaper entry points. Earlier when the valuations were attractive in India the FII's followed “Sell China, Buy India” but now they have reversed this to “Sell India, Buy China”. This is apparent in the return of the markets on YTD basis Nifty has return of -9.1% while South Korea leads and has a YTD return of 55%, followed by Taiwan which delivered YTD return of 48%, Brazil gave a 9.1% return, China has -5.2% return, Hong Kong has -5.22% return. When global macro pressures rise (such as high U.S. bond yields, a strong dollar, or shift...
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