Foreign flows into India might hit a bump

India is unlikely to be insulated if there’s a major flight of capital from emerging markets (EMs) after last week’s spike in US bond yields.   Commodity Trading Tips 

The markets in India, Indonesia, Philippines, and Brazil fell between 2.7% and eight per cent on Friday, as the 10-year US bond yields rose about 40 basis points to  2.15% last week. Investors are worried that interest rates in the USwill rise under the Donald Trump regime, triggering capital outflows from riskier assets such as EMs.    Nifty Trading Tips

Inflow from foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) into India is likely to get impacted in the near term. “Despite being a bright spot, India is not fully insulated from an EM basket sell-off,” said U R Bhat, managing director, Dalton Capital (Advisors) India.    Jackpot Call Trading Tips

If the weakness in EM currencies against the dollar persists, incremental foreign flows could be hit, say analysts.   Stock Market Astrology