Archive · 29 Jul 2026
India Sees First Foreign Inflows in Months
India is experiencing its first foreign investments in several months.
This is happening because investors are looking for good deals in the market.
An expert named Cameron Brandt from EPFR Global explains that while India is seeing more interest, investments in South Korea driven by AI have slowed down.
Additionally, people are also showing interest in gold, cryptocurrencies, and assets that protect against inflation.
This is all happening before an important meeting by the Federal Reserve.
India is seeing its first foreign inflows in months.
Foreign investors are returning to India, indicating confidence in the market.
AI-driven inflows into South Korea have slowed.
Gold, crypto, and inflation-protected assets are attracting renewed interest.
Cameron Brandt, Director of Research at EPFR Global, explains these market trends.
- Who
- Foreign investors and Cameron Brandt, Director of Research at EPFR Global
- What
- First foreign inflows into India in months
- When
- Ahead of the Fed meeting
- Where
- India
- Why
- Investors are searching for value in the market
Positive Outlook
Cautious Outlook
Market Performance
Positive Outlook
Foreign investors are returning to India, indicating confidence in the market.
Cautious Outlook
The return of foreign investors may be temporary and driven by short-term value seeking.
- Country
- India
- Investor Type
- Foreign Investors
- Market Trend
- First foreign inflows in months
- Expert
- Cameron Brandt, Director of Research at EPFR Global
- Other Markets
- AI-driven inflows into South Korea have slowed
- Alternative Investments
- Gold, crypto, and inflation-protected assets attracting interest