HSBC has downgraded its outlook on Indian equities to "Neutral" from "Overweight," citing elevated valuations and softer corporate profits. The global brokerage firm has set a Sensex target of INR 85,990 for 2025, down from previous projections. HSBC analysts have also slashed the FY25 Nifty earnings growth forecast to just 5 per cent, a significant drop from the earlier estimate of 15 per cent. Herald Van Der Linde, HSBC’s Asia Equity Strategist, explained, "As earnings disappoint, consensus has cut FY25 growth estimates for the NIFTY 50 from 15% to 5%, leading investors to re-evaluate their positions." The downgrade signals a cautious outlook for India’s equity market moving forward. Indian Quick Commerce Industry To Reach USD 50 Billion in Gross Order Value by FY30, Says HSBC Research.

HSBC Downgrades India

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