Bernstein: India's large caps stuck in 'bygone economic era', foreign investors resume selling $1.7B in Sept, pushing Nifty 50 down over 10% YTD
Global brokerage Bernstein stated that foreign investors have little reason to invest in India as large businesses struggle to reinvent themselves. Foreign portfolio investors have sold $1.7 billion in Indian equities this month, bringing the total for the year to nearly $26 billion, the highest ever. India's large-cap index, the Nifty 50, is down over 10% since January, making it one of the world's worst-performing markets.
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