MSCI India

MSCI India Index hits 3,068 on 17 Nov 2025, buoyed by strong earnings and new ETF inflows—read how inflation easing, tax cuts and global risk‑off dynamics shape its outlook.

Indian stocks have become the most underweighted market among emerging markets, with 71% of EM funds underweight on India, due to factors such as US tariffs, slowing earnings growth, and high valuations.

The Indian market is experiencing significant activity, with the MSCI India index and foreign institutional investor (FII) behaviors driving market dynamics and investor sentiment.

The MSCI India Index has recovered from its 52-week low, closing at 2,987.33 on July 14, 2025, indicating a positive trend in investor sentiment towards Indian equities.

The MSCI India Index has navigated through volatility over the past year, driven by a mix of domestic and international factors, and is poised for further developments as investors closely monitor its trajectory.

Emerging market funds have seen a record surge in inflows, with $2.4 billion added in a single week, driven largely by large exchange-traded funds.

The MSCI India Index has navigated a volatile period, influenced by economic reforms, global trade dynamics, and domestic factors, with a recent recovery suggesting cautious optimism for investors.

The MSCI India Index has navigated a period of notable volatility, experiencing significant fluctuations in the past year, but has shown resilience in recovering from its 52-week low.

The MSCI India Index is set for a significant rebalancing in August, with four companies potentially being added, which could attract $850 million in inflows.

The MSCI India Index has navigated a volatile period, with its recent performance reflecting a rebound in investor confidence, but ongoing challenges and uncertainties remain.