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  • Outflows from emerging mkts easing; US jobs data eyed: EPFR

    Outflows from emerging mkts easing; US jobs data eyed: EPFR

    In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Cameron Brandt, Director - Research, EPFR Global said that the FII outflows from emerging markets had seen a moderate reduction. He added that India had seen an outflow of USD 12 million on the last day of the last week.

  • FII sell-off in EMs overdone: Nick Parsons

    FII sell-off in EMs overdone: Nick Parsons

    Nick Parson of National Australia Bank told CNBC-TV18 that the phenomenon of foreign institutional investors (FIIs) pulling out of emerging markets (EMs) was overdone. He added that as the fundamentals of such markets are very strong and have forex reserves, it will not be surprising to see such markets ending higher in the next quarter.

  • Bloodshed session on Dalal St; FII pullout fuelled crash

    Bloodshed session on Dalal St; FII pullout fuelled crash

    CNBC-TV18's managing editor Udayan Mukherjee wraps up the market events of the day. He said that the market saw the 500-plus points fall on the back of US Fed's statements on tapering QE by year-end.

  • Indian bond yields still attractive than US: Chidambaram

    Indian bond yields still attractive than US: Chidambaram

    Finance Minister P Chidambaram said that the Indian bond yields were still attractive than the US ones despite the narrowing of gap by 160 basis points.

  • High deficits, weak rupee causing FII pullout: Deutsche Bk

    High deficits, weak rupee causing FII pullout: Deutsche Bk

    Sameer Goel of Deutsche Bank told CNBC-TV18 that the pullout of FIIs from emerging markets was a pan-Asian phenomenon due to volatility in these markets. He added that the India's deficit problems and rupee depreciation was impacting these flows to the country.

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