HSBC upgraded its recommendation on the Indian stock market to "Neutral" and raised its Sensex index target to 84,000 points, citing reduced oil price risk and strong domestic consumption.

Indian IT stocks plunged 5.6% after Accenture, a key driver of the global IT industry, cut its annual revenue target and provided a lower-than-expected outlook for the current quarter.

Taiwan has overtaken India to become the world's fifth-largest stock market, boosted by a surge in AI stocks, while India faces selling pressure from foreign investors.

India suffers a record-breaking sell-off of shares by foreigners, totaling $1.2 billion, following the escalating conflict in the Middle East which fueled oil prices, impacting energy costs and weakening the rupee.

Volatility from the Middle East conflict has dampened investor confidence, causing large Indian companies and startups to delay IPO plans after the stock market plunged 12%. Nomura Citigroup has cut its index target.

Morgan Stanley has shifted its investment outlook for Asia to a defensive one, cutting its weighting in Indian stocks after warnings that a conflict with Iran could impact energy shipments through the Strait of Hormuz.

The Indian stock market, with a 5.2 trillion dollar valuation, plunged under renewed pressure after the central bank tightened credit and trading restrictions, cooling the market's overheating.

Goldman Sachs upgrades its outlook for Indian stocks to Overweight, expecting the Nifty 50 to hit 29,000 points in 2569, driven by government policies.

MSCI added four Indian stocks to its Global Standard Index, effective November 24, 2015, along with several other stock weighting adjustments, bringing the total Indian stocks in the index to 15.6%.

Citigroup raises 'Indian equities' to 'Overweight', downgrades Southeast Asian stocks to 'Underweight'