Mumbai
India76
- Currency -58.9% below parity — entry costs less in dollar terms
- Inflation cooling 2.7pt over 5 years
- Growth decelerating 2.1pt
- Opportunity 67/100 growth headroom
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Entry Windows
A good market is not always a good moment.
This score answers a different question from the index: not whether a market is attractive, but whether now is a sensible time to move on it. A cheap currency, cooling inflation and accelerating growth open a window; the reverse closes one — regardless of how the market scores overall.
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Every verdict lists the signals that produced it. Where a signal is neutral it still appears, so you can see what was considered and found unremarkable rather than guessing what was left out.
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Singapore
Singapore70
- Currency -5.5% from parity — broadly fair
- Inflation cooling 1.4pt over 5 years
- Growth decelerating 5.1pt
- Risk composite risk 20/100
- Opportunity 71/100 growth headroom
Dubai
United Arab Emirates68
- Currency -15.5% below parity — entry costs less in dollar terms
- Inflation rising 1.1pt over 5 years
- Growth accelerating 12.7pt
- Opportunity 66/100 growth headroom
Abu Dhabi
United Arab Emirates60
- Currency -15.5% below parity — entry costs less in dollar terms
- Inflation rising 1.1pt over 5 years
- Growth accelerating 12.7pt
São Paulo
Brazil56
- Currency -27.3% below parity — entry costs less in dollar terms
- Inflation cooling 3.3pt over 5 years
- Growth decelerating 2.5pt
- Risk composite risk 49/100 — stage the entry
Seoul
South Korea56
- Currency -38.9% below parity — entry costs less in dollar terms
- Inflation broadly flat
- Growth decelerating 3.6pt
Riyadh
Saudi Arabia56
- Currency -17.2% below parity — entry costs less in dollar terms
- Inflation broadly flat
- Growth decelerating 2pt
Shanghai
China56
- Currency -40.2% below parity — entry costs less in dollar terms
- Inflation broadly flat
- Growth decelerating 3.6pt
Toronto
Canada54
- Currency -9.4% from parity — broadly fair
- Inflation cooling 1.3pt over 5 years
- Growth decelerating 4.2pt
Mexico City
Mexico54
- Currency 0.8% from parity — broadly fair
- Inflation cooling 1.9pt over 5 years
- Growth decelerating 5.5pt
Cairo
Egypt48
- Currency -56.8% below parity — entry costs less in dollar terms
- Inflation rising 8.9pt over 5 years
- Growth accelerating 1.1pt
- Risk composite risk 50/100 — stage the entry
Tokyo
Japan42
- Currency -50.5% below parity — entry costs less in dollar terms
- Inflation rising 3.4pt over 5 years
- Growth decelerating 2.4pt
Berlin
Germany42
- Currency 13.7% from parity — broadly fair
- Inflation broadly flat
- Growth decelerating 3.7pt
Paris
France42
- Currency 13.7% from parity — broadly fair
- Inflation broadly flat
- Growth decelerating 6pt
Amsterdam
Netherlands42
- Currency 13.7% from parity — broadly fair
- Inflation broadly flat
- Growth decelerating 4.5pt
Stockholm
Sweden42
- Currency 18.6% above parity — you are buying in expensive
- Inflation cooling 1.5pt over 5 years
- Growth decelerating 3.7pt
Sydney
Australia42
- Currency -7.0% from parity — broadly fair
- Inflation broadly flat
- Growth decelerating 0.7pt
Zurich
Switzerland30
- Currency 48.4% above parity — you are buying in expensive
- Inflation broadly flat
- Growth decelerating 4.9pt
New York
United States28
- Currency 0.0% from parity — broadly fair
- Inflation rising 1.7pt over 5 years
- Growth decelerating 4pt
Los Angeles
United States28
- Currency 0.0% from parity — broadly fair
- Inflation rising 1.7pt over 5 years
- Growth decelerating 4pt
London
United Kingdom16
- Currency 15.7% above parity — you are buying in expensive
- Inflation rising 1.4pt over 5 years
- Growth decelerating 7.2pt
Istanbul
Turkey16
- Currency -3.5% from parity — broadly fair
- Inflation rising 15.3pt over 5 years
- Growth decelerating 8.2pt
- Risk composite risk 57/100 — stage the entry
What this is not: a forecast. It reads current conditions and recent direction, not where a market is heading. Treat a closed window as a reason to stage entry or wait for a better price, not as a prediction of decline.