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Global industrial fund flows turn negative for first time since May 2025 as EM, India flows stabilise: Elara
IndiaIPO 20 hrs ago·25 Jul 2026, 10:38 pm
Economy IndiaIPO
Global industrial fund flows have turned negative for the first time since May 2025, a shift that has raised some eyebrows among international investors. However, this broader trend is not uniform, as flows into emerging markets (EM) and India have shown signs of stabilising. This divergence suggests that while global appetite for industrial assets is cooling, specific regional markets remain resilient and attractive to capital.
For Indian investors, this development is largely positive. The stabilisation of flows into India indicates that the country continues to be viewed as a safe haven, even as global sentiment fluctuates. This stability is crucial for maintaining market liquidity and supporting stock valuations. It suggests that domestic markets are decoupling from the broader global slowdown, providing a degree of insulation against international headwinds.
Investors should keep a close watch on the sustainability of these stabilising flows. If the negative trend in global flows continues, it could eventually impact valuations, but the current data points to a period of consolidation rather than a sharp sell-off. The key will be monitoring whether the resilience in India can withstand any further global economic slowdowns or policy shifts.
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