Goldman Sachs
May 10, 2026
India Weekly Kickstart
Weekly UpdateEquitiesMacro Economic IndicatorsFXFinancialsEnergy
The NIFTY rose 1% this week as FII ownership hit a 20-year low relative to domestic institutions. While current earnings are beating estimates, rising input costs and supply shortages suggest a worsening downgrade cycle ahead.
Key Takeaways
- 1.FII ownership in Indian equities has slipped below DII ownership for the first time in over two decades.
- 2.Corporate earnings are currently tracking ahead of estimates, with 60% of MXIN cap reported and an average EPS surprise of 4-5%.
- 3.Rising input costs have surged to a 10-year high in corporate discussions, signaling a potential worsening of the downgrade cycle in coming quarters.
Table of Contents
- Performance
- Valuation
- Flows
- Macro
- Focus: Outflows Fade, But Re-entry Waits
- Focus: 4QFY26 / 1QCY26 Earnings
- Views: MW India; Expect NIFTY to reach 25,900 in 12m
- Performance summary: Global Markets, Commodities, FX, and Rates
- India: Sector performance
- Relative performance of MSCI India sectors
- Thematic monitor
- Style investing monitor
- Earnings revision
- Valuations
- FII equity flows
- Foreign positioning in India
- Domestic Flows
- India Equity Risk Barometer (GSSRIERB)
- Market Breadth, Volatility and Derivatives Positioning
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Authors
Sunil KoulAmorita Goel, CFATimothy Moe, CFA
Securities
NIFTYMXINBHARTI ISTata Motors
Themes
Domestic Ownership DominanceRising Corporate Input CostsEarnings Downgrade Cycle
Regions
Asia PacificIndiaChinaKorea
