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Inflows from emerging markets, including India, into US funds have surpassed $47 billion, according to Elara Capital. In the week ending November 29, US funds recorded inflows of $37 billion, totaling $148 billion over five weeks, with India contributing $2.2 billion. The largest outflow came from China at $11 billion, while mid- and small-cap US investments also saw significant increases.
Indian IT stocks are experiencing a resurgence, with domestic fund managers increasing their investments and reducing underweight positions despite ongoing concerns about AI disruption and slower order wins. The Nifty IT index has been a top performer over various time frames, yet IT remains the second most underweight sector among domestic mutual funds, indicating potential for further buying. Currently, only 30% of leading Asset Management Companies are overweight on IT, suggesting significant room for growth.

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