Inflows into India dedicated funds remains above average: EPFR Global

Brandt said India maintains a strong position in the investment landscape even though there are variations in the intensity of flows.  For instance, there have been major outflows in the Global Emerging Market (GEM) Equity Funds. "These outflows have been significant, typically ranging between $1 billion to $2 billion on a weekly basis. This trend signifies a shift in investments away from India, as the nation's share within these funds had been on an upward trajectory until recently," he noted.

Brandt had, in July, highlighted an inflow of $500 million into India's dedicated funds. He told CNBC-TV18 that this was the highest level of investment since the financial year 2015.

Investor sentiment, Brandt believes, remains positive due to several factors. India's strong growth potential, diverse demographic landscape, political stability, and ongoing infrastructure development initiatives make it an appealing choice for long-term investors. Recent financial market reforms aimed at improving transparency and regulatory ease have further bolstered India's investment climate.

Talking about the performance of other markets, he said, there are still robust flows week in and week out to China. Taiwan and Thailand equity funds had a multi-year high in terms of inflows in the past week.

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