The worst may soon be over for foreign flows into domestic equities, observe analysts. They expect foreign investors to return to emerging markets, including India, as global central banks — especially the US Federal Reserve (Fed) — become less aggressive in hiking rates to rein in runaway inflation.
“Fed Chair Jerome Powell wants to slow down at some point after a 75-basis point (bp) hike on Wednesday. The Federal Open Market Committee may be thinking of a 50-bp (hike) in September, followed by 25 bps in the remaining two meetings,” wrote Philip Marey, senior US strategist at Rabobank International, in