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Global equity flow slows; Indian flows continue but momentum hits lowest level since May '23

Last week's inflow of $114 million into India-dedicated funds is the lowest since May 2023. However, while flows have decelerated, India continues to be attractive to foreign investors, ranking among the strongest regions alongside Japan.

April 15, 2024 / 16:55 IST
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India dedicated Midcap funds witnessed slower redemptions for 6th week in a row, said Elara capital

According to the latest research by Elara Capital based on EPFR's global fund flows and allocation data, "Global Equity flows have been slowing since the past few weeks. After strong inflows since September '23, US flows have been showing initial signs of slowdown. On a 4-week rolling basis, US funds have seen the biggest outflows since August '23. Although the absolute quantum is still small, there is a change in trend after 6 months. Weaker US flows are largely on back of slowdown of inflows in technology funds."

The research indicates that India flows have also slowed down in the past few weeks, but the country remains among the strongest regions for foreign investors, along with Japan. "Last week's inflow of $114 million into India-dedicated funds is the lowest since May 2023. The biggest slowdown in India flows is from Luxembourg investors."

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Sunil Jain, Head, Quantitative & Alternates, Elara Capital, believes that, "The recent events (geopolitical tensions)  can trigger further redemptions in the mid and smallcap space, but we don't see this converting into a bigger trend of outflows as of now. Largecap flows can become strong hereon."