“Since FPIs are underweight, they will campaign to make diis irreparable? (Everything is honest in love, war and the company for making money),” he wrote. “Will the Diis campaign to undo FPIs? … will retail investors resist higher volatility and negative returns in the short term in the short term?”
Shah said “there are many questions but very few answers.” What is the most important thing, he argued, is that Indian companies continue to produce profit growth and the return of equity with double digits, supported by the “2 GS of growth and administration”. He noted that the “third g green is on the rear.”
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FPI share on 13-year-old low
Shah’s comments come when foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have reduced their participations in Indian shares in August to a low of 13 years. Data from the National Securities Depository LTD demonstrate that their share in NSE-Genotde companies fell to 15.85%, where the portfolio value fell to RS 70.33 Lakh Crore from RS 71.97 Lakh Core in July, a decrease of 2.3%.
Overzese investors got RS 34,993 crore from shares in August, the best monthly outflow this year, that year-to-date recordings pushed past RS 1.3 Lakh Crore. Since January, FPIs has parried almost RS 1.7 Lakh Crore from the Indian markets.
India slides into EM -Rangers
Nomura said that 71% of the funds of emerging market were underweight at the end of July, an increase of 60% earlier, making the country the largest underweight market in EM portfolios.
Bofa Securities said that India has fallen to “the bottom of emerging market preferences” after American tariff shocks, even if North Asian markets benefit from the AI ​​cycle.
Domestic
Despite the foreign sale, the Benchmark Indices of India increased almost 4% in 2025, stimulated by domestic intake. Jefferies said that FPI allocations are on “Decadal Lows”, but pointed to strong local flows such as “Great Water Protection and a sentiment booster.”
The Indian economy is also surprised by the advantage, accelerated with GDP growth to 7.8% in the quarter of June, compared to consensus expectations of 6.7%. Growth was led by production and financial services, according to Bofa Securities.
GST revision in Focus
Shah welcomed the movement of the government in the direction of the rationalization of GST plates and interest rate reduction and called it “a step in the right direction.”
Brokers, including Emkay Globalhave described GST reform as a “growth-accretive, big ticket” measure that could help compensate for weak income and withdraw foreign investors.
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“As Mr Buffett said, shares are slaves of income,” said Shah, adding that what looks expensive can look cheap in five years in five years.
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