Nishanth Vasudevan

Nishanth Vasudevan, ET's markets editor, sheds light on why foreign investors are withdrawing billions from India's stock markets despite positive growth talks. He highlights key factors like high stock valuations, slowing corporate earnings, and a faltering rupee. The unexpected U.S. tariffs on Indian exports have further shaken investor confidence. The discussion dives into the contrasting dynamics of domestic and foreign investments, exploring trends and future predictions. Will foreign investments rebound if the market dips or growth accelerates?

Nishanth Vasudevan, Markets Editor at The Economic Times, shares his insights on the recent Fed rate cut and its implications. He discusses Jerome Powell's cautious stance amidst sticky inflation and job market risks. The conversation delves into global market reactions and specifically focuses on the implications for India. Nishanth advises investors on balancing their portfolios, suggesting a mix of equities, gold, and bonds as uncertainties loom. Will foreign flows revive, or are record highs for Sensex and Nifty a distant dream?

Nishanth Vasudevan, ET’s markets editor, dives into the turmoil of India's stock market, which is facing its longest slump in years. He discusses the mass exodus of foreign investors and the significant decline in small- and mid-cap stocks. Nishanth also examines the reasons behind the record sell-off, including weak corporate earnings and global economic pressures. Is this downturn just a temporary blip or the start of a deeper decline? Tune in for insights on navigating current stock valuations and potential recovery strategies.