Speaking on India, Stoltzfus expressed optimism, calling it one of the top destinations for global investors. He said India is well-placed to benefit from the ongoing shift in global supply chains, thanks to its size, scale, and strengths in technology, healthcare, and logistics. “We see countries that include India… likely do very well,” he said.
He argued that the world is not witnessing the end of globalisation but rather a shift or “re-globalisation,” where trade and manufacturing are diversifying beyond China to other economies, including India.
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Stoltzfus also stated that tariffs imposed by the US are primarily used as negotiation tactics rather than long-term policy tools. However, he admitted, “We are not exactly great fans of tariffs.”
He welcomed the clarity emerging from US-India trade discussions, saying it helps investor confidence and strengthens bilateral engagement.
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On US equities, Stoltzfus stated the market has bounced back strongly, with sectors like technology, consumer discretionary, and industrials showing double-digit gains since April. He added that first-quarter earnings results further support a positive outlook, especially in tech, healthcare, and consumer sectors.
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(Edited by : Unnikrishnan)
