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  • COMMENT: Have DIIs replaced FIIs as the driving force for markets?

    Correlation coefficient, which is normally positively skewed towards FII flows, has witnessed a change since demonetisation and is more in sync with DII flows.

  • Four charts that show why rupee fall may not last long

    Currency market observers feel that even if rupee touches the 70 mark, it is unlikely to stay there and may reverse course soon.

  • Offshore India funds, ETFs see USD 1-bn inflow in Sep qtr

    India-focused offshore funds and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) registered a net inflow of over USD 1 billion in July-September 2014, signalling growing interest by foreign investors in the country's growth story.

  • Nifty to open up higher but sustainability important

    Today it appears that the Nifty is going to start up in the green but just going by the FII flows, it is not looking too good because just this month, we have seen that the FIIs have sold close to around Rs 5,000 crore approximately and global markets have sold off between 3 percent and 10 percent. Nigel D‘Souza of CNBC-TV18 has more details.

  • China reforms not exactly good news for Indian market: EPFR

    In the last couple of days China came out with some sweeping reforms. Many market experts are worried that the incremental flows might now move to China vis-à-vis India. Cameron Brandt, Director of Research at EPFR Global feels the reforms will be perceived as being positive for Asia, minus Japan.

  • Classroom: Demystifying the concept of foreign fund flows

    The question people often ask is what is this amorphous term called foreign fund flows. Classroom demystifies the concept of foreign fund flows and what they mean for our market and why they are important as well with Nirmal Jain of IIFL.

  • See Fed taper in Dec; rupee at 61/USD: Barclays Capital

    Nick Verdi, Currency Strategist, Asia, Barclays Capital sees INR trading around 61/USD and outperforming some of its peers.

  • Investors valuing India positively; EMs attractive: EPFR

    Due to the massive beating seen in EMs, they are likely to be more attractively valued asset class, says Cameron Brandt, director-research, EPFR Global.

  • Nifty ends close to 6,100; large caps down: Udayan

    The Nifty was range-bound on Thursday and closed around 6,100, says Udayan Mukherjee, Managing Editor, CNBC-TV18. Large caps were down for most part of the day, he says.

  • Foreign flows into India drying up: Macquarie

    Flows into India likely to remain limited in the near term, as relative valuations of stocks versus emerging markets do not look attractive, Macquarie says.

  • India to see $60-75 bn PE money over next 5 years: Baer Cap

    In an interview with Deepak Shadadpuri, MD, Baer Capital, gave his perspective on flows, private equity investment and the debate on emerging markets versus developed markets.

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