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Earnings ka difference, capital shift!
Dekho, Bank of America Global Research ke according, foreign investors 2027 tak Indian stocks se apna paisa nikalte hi rahenge. Iska reason hai ki dusre Asian markets jo AI mein paisa laga rahe hain, woh achhi earnings aur valuations de rahe hain. India mein filhaal earnings downgrade ho rahi hain, jabki baaki Asian countries mein AI ki wajah se upgrades aa rahe hain.
Valuation ka chakkar aur market ka performance
Indian stocks ne 2026 mein globally sabse worst performance dikhaya hai. Upari se rupee bhi gir raha hai, jisne $23 billion ke foreign selloff ko aur badha diya. International investors toh Asia mein AI growth ke opportunities dhoondh rahe hain. Agar earnings growth nahi badhi, toh India ke high stock valuations par pressure aayega. BofA ka forecast hai ki March 2027 tak NSE Nifty 50 Index companies ki earnings growth 8.5% rahegi, aur current fiscal year ke liye 7% forecast kiya gaya hai.
Asia ke markets ka comparison
South Korea aur Taiwan jaise markets robust earnings growth dikha rahe hain. India ka Nifty 50 is saal 9% gira hai, phir bhi iska valuation aage ke 18x earnings par hai. Ye South Korea ke 7.5x earnings se kaafi zyada hai, jo is saal world ka top-performing market bana hai. Dusre markets AI growth aur achhe valuations de rahe hain, isliye investors wahan attract ho rahe hain.
Geopolitical aur Currency ki risks
BofA ke India research head, Amish Shah ne kaha hai ki India mein stagflation ka risk ho sakta hai, energy imports aur West Asia ke tensions ki wajah se. Rupee ka girna bhi ek structural problem hai. Shah ka kehna hai ki foreign capital tabhi wapas aayega jab regional conflicts solve honge aur AI capital expenditure cycle stable hoga. Tab tak, domestic investors mid aur small-cap stocks par focus karte rahenge.