Les ventes des investisseurs étrangers menacent le rebond de juin, tandis que les moyennes capitalisations pourraient progresser

31 mai 2026

Rapporté par l'IA

Les actions indiennes font face à un mois de juin difficile sur fond de tensions géopolitiques et de ventes étrangères.

Les ventes des investisseurs de portefeuille étrangers assombrissent les perspectives des grandes capitalisations. Les actions de moyenne et petite capitalisation montrent un potentiel de gains continus alors que les investisseurs nationaux recherchent des opportunités au-delà des valeurs sûres. Les analystes suggèrent d'acheter lors des baisses en juin pour anticiper un éventuel rebond en juillet.

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