Indian equities may attract more foreign investor flows as oil prices ease: EPFR Global

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Cameron Brandt, Director of Research, EPFR Global expects India's share of investor attention to improve as flows into emerging markets turn more positive and competition from other markets remains limited. Brandt says a major US IPO or a possible rate hike could cause short-term volatility but is unlikely to derail appetite for Indian and other emerging market equities.

India's equity market is seeing an improving flow picture as lower oil prices prompt global investors to take another look at the country, according to Cameron Brandt, Director of Research at EPFR Global.While the AI trade has remained largely neutral for India, improving flows into India-dedicated and global emerging market funds could support domestic equities in the coming weeks.Brandt expects India's prominence among emerging markets to improve further, particularly as there are few strong alternatives competing for investor allocations.He believes continued weakness in oil prices could translate into more money flowing into Indian equities, although developments such as a major US IPO…

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