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India Research

Finvaulta tracks 140 research reports on India, updated through August 7, 2026. Latest: “India Weekly Kickstart”.

The research underscores a complex environment for India and broader Emerging Markets (EM), where accelerated outflows in neighboring regions contrast with strategic recommendations to add EM debt for yield enhancement. As the Federal Reserve maintains a cautious stance, the potential for rate cuts in late 2026 suggests a tactical window for investors to utilize high-quality EM assets as diversifiers against slowing global growth. The historic $1 trillion annual AI buildout and heightened energy security risks from Middle East conflicts represent dual catalysts that could significantly impact regional supply chains and energy-dependent economies. Simultaneously, the shift toward private markets and reverse convertible models offers a pathway to manage the volatility and correlation inherent in liquid public equities. Investors are encouraged to consider these active management strategies to navigate the 'speed and scarcity' theme defining the current midyear outlook. Ultimately, the synthesis of global macro shifts and sector-specific volatility highlights a selective but necessary role for EM exposure in a diversified institutional portfolio.

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India Weekly Kickstart

Goldman Sachs·Aug 7, 2026

The report highlights robust 2Q CY26 earnings for MSCI India companies and notes an inflection in FII inflows. Despite monsoon rainfall tracking 11% below normal, valuations and profit growth remain key investor focuses.

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US-Iran Tensions Reinforce The Case For Portfolio Resilience

UBS·Jul 13, 2026

UBS recommends portfolio resilience through diversification and capital preservation in response to escalating US-Iran geopolitical tensions. The firm also upgraded India equities to Attractive.

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Daily Asia

UBS·Jul 13, 2026

UBS has upgraded Indian equities to Attractive, citing a cyclical turnaround and structural growth potential. Meanwhile, the report highlights RBNZ hawkishness and ECB inflation concerns.

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India Strategy: Room To Rebound

Goldman Sachs·Jul 11, 2026

India's market outlook is improving due to resilient domestic growth, potential for foreign inflow reversal, and stabilizing macroeconomic conditions. We recommend a strategic shift toward Large-caps, Value, and domestic-oriented sectors like Banking and Power.

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Shoring Up The Indian Rupee – RBI June 2026 Measures

MUFG·Jun 8, 2026

The RBI implemented aggressive FX measures in June 2026 to support the Indian Rupee, with estimated inflows of US$40bn. Despite this, long-term structural risks to the INR remain due to high FDI repatriation.

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MSCI Global Investable Market Indexes Index Review and Flow Implications

Goldman Sachs·May 13, 2026

Goldman Sachs analyzes the MSCI May 2026 index review, identifying substantial passive rebalancing flows across APAC and GEM markets effective May 29. The report highlights US$76bn in gross two-way flows in APAC, with Australia and Taiwan leading inflows.

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India Strategy: Outflows Fade But Re-entry Waits

Goldman Sachs·May 9, 2026

Foreign selling of Indian equities is nearing exhaustion after record outflows, but structural and valuation headwinds compared to North Asia are likely to delay the return of foreign capital.

International Market Intelligence: Morning Briefing

J.P. Morgan·Sep 11, 2026

International Market Intelligence: Morning Briefing

J.P. Morgan·Sep 10, 2026

International Market Intelligence: Morning Briefing

J.P. Morgan·Sep 9, 2026

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