GENERAL28 Sept 2026
Forget KOSPI, Nikkei, Nasdaq, even Pakistan's KSE surged over 100% in 2 years, leaving India's Nifty, Sensex far behind | Stock Market News
India's Nifty 50 and Sensex have fallen around 13% over the past two years, even as global markets like South Korea's KOSPI, Nasdaq and Pakistan's KSE 100 raced ahead. A weak rupee cut foreign investors' dollar returns, and money shifted to AI-linked markets like South Korea and Taiwan. If your portfolio is India-heavy, review your allocation calmly and don't chase returns.
Key Statutory Highlights
- The Nifty 50 fell from 26,179 to 22,807 in two years, a drop of 3,372 points or 12.88%, while the Sensex fell from 85,571 to 73,734, down 13.83%.
- Over the same two years, South Korea's KOSPI rose about 160%, Nasdaq gained 106%, Nikkei rose 68.30% and Pakistan's KSE 100 rose 110%.
- Experts say the falling rupee squeezed foreign investors' dollar returns, and foreign money moved to AI-linked markets like South Korea and Taiwan.
Actionable Advice for Taxpayers / Founders:Review how much of your portfolio sits in Indian large-cap indices against your goals, and speak to a qualified adviser before making any large shift, since past index performance does not promise future returns.
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