The macro backdrop in India is in a more vulnerable phase and it is affecting the way serious investors think about wealth. NRIs and HNIs are finding it increasingly difficult to justify their old habit of heavy reliance on Indian equity exposure, domestic property or a single currency plan. The RBI is largely likely to hold the repo rate steady at 5.25% in June 2026, but the market is already pricing a more hawkish course later in the year as oil prices, foreign outflows and currency weakening are all creating inflation pressure, Reuters reported.