New Delhi, July 16 -- Indian investors are pouring more money into global equities as overseas investing becomes increasingly mainstream. While the opportunity is real, so are the risks, especially since no one can accurately predict when a popular investment theme could morph into a bubble.

Assets under management of India-domiciled funds invested exclusively in global equities, with no domestic exposure, have surged more than six-fold in five years, from Rs.15,955 crore in December 2020 to Rs.98,182 crore by the end of May 2026, according to Morningstar Investment Research India. The figure stood at Rs.48,827 crore in December 2023 and Rs.75,179 crore by December 2025.







The surge comes amid a rally in US tech stocks, enthusiasm a...