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Amundi: Foreign Investment Lags India's Growth Potential Despite Strong Fundamentals

Foreign investors net sold nearly $23 billion of Indian stocks between January 2025 and 2026, pushing allocations to the country to decadal lows

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Moneycontrol•13-02-2026, 11:27

Amundi: Foreign Investment Lags India's Growth Potential Despite Strong Fundamentals

•Amundi Investment Institute states foreign allocations don't reflect India's rising global economic share.
•India struggles to attract flows due to AI focus and trade friction worries, despite strong growth and fiscal discipline.
•Didier Borowski of Amundi highlights India's structural case for long-term investors, citing domestic demand and demographic dividend.
•Foreign investors net sold $23 billion in Indian stocks between Jan 2025-2026, pushing allocations to decadal lows.
•Trade deals with the U.S. and EU, along with inclusion in global bond indexes, are expected to boost FDI and debt market flows.

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