Archive · 4 Oct 2025
SMC Global: FII Inflows Return to India Hinges on Several Factors
SMC Global's Subhash Aggarwal believes India's financial future is about to change.
The Reserve Bank of India is keeping interest rates steady while providing liquidity.
He suggests that if the U.S. reduces interest rates and the rupee stabilizes, foreign investors might return.
Also, a trade deal with the U.S., improved earnings, and stable liquidity are key drivers for market recovery.
Despite potential global uncertainties, domestic growth from GST reforms and consumption may drive the market.
The core economy shows resilience, though earnings could be dispersed.
Rural demand is expected to grow.
Banks, auto, real estate and consumption sectors are expected to improve in the coming months.
RBI maintained interest rates, implemented liquidity measures to support growth.
FII inflows may return with US monetary easing and rupee stability.
A US trade deal, domestic earnings, and liquidity are key for market recovery.
Indian markets may see positive momentum, boosted by GST rationalization.
Rural demand, supported by monsoon, expected to aid consumption sectors.
- Who
- Subhash C. Aggarwal (SMC Global Securities)
- What
- Discussed RBI policy, FII inflows, and market outlook
- When
- Recent times
- Where
- India
- Why
- To analyze the Indian market and economy.
- Analyst
- Subhash C. Aggarwal, SMC Global Securities
- RBI Policy Rate
- Steady at 5.5%
- CRR Cut
- 100 bps by December
- GST Collection (Sept)
- ₹1.89 lakh crore
- GDP Growth (Q1 FY26)
- 7.8%