A surge in savings in India bodes well for the country's future

A surge in savings in India bodes well for the country’s future

Varje månad investerar lokala indiska placerare över tre miljarder dollar på sin hemmamarknad genom så kallade SIP-system, även kända som systematiska investeringsplaner. Dessa kan delvis jämföras med investeringssparkonton i Sverige. Det kraftigt ökat sparande i Indien är nästan nio gånger högra än vad dessa placerare stoppade in på aktiemarknaden för åtta år sedan.

De med än tre miljarder dollar som dessa placerare stoppar in varje månad motsvarar ett årsbelopp på 38 miljarder dollar.

Hur mycket kommer den siffran att växa under de kommande åtta åren? Jag föreställer mig att det kommer att bli betydande. Indiens ögonblick inträffar nu. Enorm långvarig medvind.

Källa: Association of Mutual Funds in India, Morgan Stanley

Every month, local Indian investors invest over three billion dollars in their home market through so-called SIP schemes, also known as systematic investment plans. These can be partly compared to investment savings accounts in Sweden. The surge in savings in India is almost nine times higher than what these investors put into the stock market eight years ago. The more than three billion dollars that these investors are putting in every month is equivalent to an annual amount of 38 billion dollars. How much will that figure grow over the next eight years? I imagine it will be significant. India’s moment is happening now. Huge long-term tailwind.

Source: Association of Mutual Funds in India, Morgan Stanley

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