Rajiv Batra from JPMorgan predicts a difficult Q2 for India due to weather impacting demand but remains confident about long-term growth prospects. He favors healthcare, especially pharma and hospitals. Autos face stiff competition. Batra expects Indian markets to have a 13-15% CAGR and anticipates FII flows stabilizing after the US elections.
Tariff shock turns FIIs to sellers in April. Analysts flag global risk but back India’s fundamentals
Foreign institutional investors reversed course in early April, spurred by rising global trade tensions following US President Trump’s announcement of steep tariffs. This led to