India could test previous market highs in 2027 as foreign investors rejig allocations: 3R’s Neeraj Seth
CNBC-TV18 1d ago·11 Nov 2026, 8:28 am
Neeraj Seth of 3R Research says Indian equities could climb back to the highs seen in 2023 by 2027 if foreign investors reshuffle their portfolios toward India. He expects the rupee to hover around the ₹93‑94.50 band, providing a stable backdrop for corporate earnings.
Foreign capital is a major catalyst for market moves, so a steady rupee and continued inflows would support higher valuations. However, Standard Chartered’s Steven Englander cautions that a further rise in U.S. interest rates and bond yields could pressure the rupee and make overseas investors more cautious.
Investors should keep an eye on U.S. Fed policy signals, global bond‑yield trends, net foreign fund flows into Indian stocks, and any shifts in the rupee’s trading range, as these factors will shape the market’s trajectory toward the projected highs.
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