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Foreign investors will 'rediscover India' as earnings growth stays strong, says Blackstone's Jon Gray

CNBC-TV18 2 hrs ago·14 Oct 2026, 2:30 am

Blackstone President Jon Gray told investors that foreign money is expected to flow back into Indian equities as the country continues to post robust earnings growth and a GDP expansion above 7%.

For retail investors, a rise in foreign participation can lift market valuations, improve liquidity and support the rupee, while also adding volatility if global risk appetite shifts.

Investors should keep an eye on the next corporate earnings season, any regulatory changes affecting foreign portfolio investors, and broader global cues such as interest‑rate moves that could influence capital flows.

Excerpt from CNBC-TV18

Published On Oct 14, 2026 | 08:00 IST Last Updated On Oct 14, 2026 | 08:00 IST Blackstone President Jon Gray predicts foreign investors will return to India, driven by strong GDP growth exceeding 7% and solid mid-teens corporate earnings projections. Foreign investors could return to Indian markets as they search for…
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