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Indian indices perform better than emerging market counterparts in 2021

Nifty has gained 17% YTD in dollar terms, best among headline EM indices

Analysts further said that the sharp decline in market capitalisation in China in general and technology stocks had dragged EMs’ YTD performance into negative territory, while developed markets’ performance was fairly strong.
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Analysts further said that the sharp decline in market capitalisation in China in general and technology stocks had dragged EMs’ YTD performance into negative territory, while developed markets’ performance was fairly strong.

Sundar Sethuraman Mumbai
The Indian markets have outperformed their emerging market (EM) peers on a year-to-date (YTD) basis, supported by a combination of favourable short-term and medium-term factors. The benchmark Nifty has gained 17 per cent YTD in dollar terms, the best returns amongst headline EM indices. The  Nifty's outperformance has been consistent — it has also bettered its EM peers over one-month and three-months periods.
 
Analysts said the positive news on reduction in daily increase of Covid-19 cases over the past month and a revival in economic indicators and earnings are the reason for the better performance. Rising expectations of a

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