Multiple market reports say India’s underperforming large-cap equities are likely to narrow their gap versus smaller peers as foreign investors return to Indian stocks. Bloomberg and Economic Times both cite a shift in investor flows, with foreign participation improving and supporting sentiment toward large-cap companies. The reports also point to valuation support, noting that large caps trade at a meaningful discount relative to smaller counterparts, which can make them more attractive to investors seeking relative value. In addition, both sources reference an improving earnings outlook, suggesting company fundamentals may be stabilizing or strengthening enough to reduce the performance gap. The overall expectation across outlets is a potential “rotation” back toward large-cap stocks after a period when they have lagged smaller shares. While the reports are framed as forecasts from strategists rather than confirmed market moves, they converge on the same drivers—foreign inflows, relatively cheaper pricing for large caps, and better expected earnings—underpinning the anticipated rebound.