HSBC downgrades Indian stocks to 'neutral'

HSBC downgrades Indian stocks to 'neutral' on tapering growth, lofty valuations
HSBC cut its rating on Indian equities to "neutral" on Thursday, joining a growing list of global brokerages that have tempered their bets on Asia's third-largest economy on slowing growth and elevated valuations.
HSBC downgrades Indian stock market to 'neutral' from 'overweight' for 2025
"We think the risk profile for mainland China equities has improved and see 21 per cent upside for the HSCEI (Hang Seng China Enterprises Index) by the end of 2025e. This, along with potential lower US bond yields, should also help Hong Kong stocks and we upgrade the market to overweight," the report said for China.
Why HSBC has downgraded India to ‘neutral’ from ‘overweight’ - check Sensex target for 2025
HSBC has downgraded India's outlook to 'Neutral' from 'overweight', setting a target of Rs 85,990 for 2025 for BSE Sensex. The firm cites lower corporate profits and high valuations as key concerns.
HSBC downgrades India to ‘Neutral’. Cites softening profits, high valuations
HSBC has downgraded its rating on India to 'Neutral' from 'overweight', forecasting a Sensex target of Rs 85,990 for 2025. They reduced FY25 earnings growth for Nifty 50 from 15% to 5%, citing unsustainable profit growth and elevated valuations.
India Stocks Cut To 'Neutral' As HSBC Foresees Muted 2025 Returns
With muted returns in 2025 on the back of slow earnings and markets recalibrating their earnings expectations, HSBC sees Sensex at 95,990 by the year's end.
HSBC downgrades Indian equities to ‘Neutral’; revises Sensex target for 2025 end
Analysts at HSBC downgraded Indian equities to ‘Neutral’ from ‘Overweight’. The London-based financial services firm, has also revised its Sensex target for the end of 2025, lowering it to 85,990, from 90,520 earlier. The new target reflects an upside of 10.03 per cent from the January 8 closing level of 78,148.49.
HSBC downgrades Indian markets to 'neutral,' shifts focus to China and Hong Kong
Global brokerage firm HSBC has downgraded Indian equity markets to a " neutral " stance from its earlier " overweight " position, citing slowing growth and elevated valuations. The firm has also revised its 2025-end Sensex target, lowering it by 5,000 points to 85,990.
HSBC downgrades Indian Markets to 'Neutral,' slashes Sensex target for 2025
HSBC, however, maintains a positive outlook on select Asian markets, particularly China, Hong Kong, and South Korea. The brokerage has an 'overweight' rating on China. Hong Kong has been upgraded from 'Neutral' to 'Overweight,’ while South Korea has been raised from 'Underweight' to 'Neutral.'
Growth Concerns, High Valuations: Why HSBC Has Revised Its Outlook On Indian Equities To 'Neutral'
HSBC downgrades Indian stocks to 'neutral' due to slower growth, high valuations, and weak demand. The Sensex and Nifty indices have pulled back, while the banking sector faces challenges. Despite this,
HSBC downgrades Indian markets to 'neutral', cuts Sensex target by 5,000 points
HSBC said in its note that after annualised growth of 25% in recent years, profits appear to have softened, while valuations are elevated at 23 times forward earnings.
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