BHEL, PNB, Mamaearth and 29 other stocks enter MSCI indices

India’s weightage in the MSCI Global Standard (Emerging Markets) index will reach a historic high of 18.2%. India’s representation is expected to increase to around 18.5% after the February rejig, according to Abhilash Pagaria of Nuvama Alternative & Quantitative Research. The quarterly rebalancing could lead to significant inflows from passive FII funds.

ETMarkets Smart Talk: Wealth creation mantra! 4 reasons why SIP contribution could rise by 10-15%: Shiv Sehgal

Shiv Sehgal says: “With regards to dark horses, I think 2024 is likely to be export-oriented ones like IT and chemicals. This is because, globally, we have had a prolonged manufacturing recession (of more than a year), which has resulted in these stocks significantly underperforming the benchmark indices. Such a prolonged manufacturing downturn in the absence of a global recession is a historical anomaly. However, the global economy now seems to be bottoming out.”