India and Brazil, which are large and domestically driven emerging economies, are likely to withstand some of the tumult from shifting US policies, even as most of their peers are "exposed to choppy waters" that could potentially reshape global capital flows, supply chains, trade and geopolitics, Moody's Ratings said on Tuesday. Noting that Brazil and India are more equipped than smaller peers to continue attracting capital and withstand any cross-border outflows, Moody’s said they also have deep domestic capital markets and low external vulnerability indicators.