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Nifty is yet to enter a decisive turnaround phase and is likely to remain sideways to mildly bearish until the following macro conditions improve:
1. Nominal GDP growth returning to double digits:
Indiaβs nominal GDP growth has moderated due to softer inflation and uneven real growth. Historically, sustained bull markets in Indian equities are best supported when nominal GDP consistently prints in double digits, enabling strong revenue growth, operating leverage, and earnings compounding across sectors.
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2. Earnings growth remains underwhelming till now, While expectations were high, Q3 earnings growth so far has been mixed
β’Broad-based earnings momentum is missing
β’Margin expansion has been limited
β’Only a few pockets (select financials and defensives) are holding up, while cyclicals and consumption remain soft
Until earnings growth accelerates meaningfully and becomes more widespread, markets will struggle to sustain a durable up-move.
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3. Valuations vs earnings mismatch:
Even after time correction, valuations are not cheap relative to growth.
Valuations remain elevated relative to the current earnings growth trajectory, limiting upside despite time correction.
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4. FII flows remain vulnerable amid INR weakness vs USD
Foreign Institutional Investors are highly sensitive to currency risk. A structurally weakening rupee erodes dollar-denominated returns even if Indian equities perform well in local terms.
FII flows remain cautious due to currency depreciation risk, especially in the absence of strong earnings growth to offset USD return erosion.
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5. Technical signals are also flashing caution
On the technical front, the iShares India 50 ETF has registered a weak close on the weekly timeframe, indicating loss of momentum and reinforcing the broader sideways-to-bearish bias for Indian equities in the near term.
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Without a revival in double-digit nominal GDP growth, stronger and broader earnings acceleration, and greater currency stability, Nifty is likely to remain range-bound with downside risk, rather than entering a sustained bullish phase.
India has been the worst performing major equity market in the world in 2025 in USD terms
β’ Foreign investors have sold $18Bn, FPIs are the most underweight on India ever
β’ Domestic investors are the only strong pillar, contributing nearly $3B per month in flows
β’ Real GDP grew 8.2%, but nominal GDP fell to 8.7% because the GDP deflator crashed to 0.5%
β’ Nominal GDP expected to bounce back into double digits in 2026 as inflation normalises
β’ Corporate earnings likely to accelerate in 2026 aided by better nominal GDP & policy support
As inflation moves back towards the RBIβs target, the GDP deflator will rise, automatically boosting nominal GDP and corporate earnings growth
Overall setup for 2026 is better in terms of liquidity, earnings, valuations & macro tailwinds
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