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  • Since March lows, NSE 500's market cap up 15 percent as FIIs emerge as net buyer for a third month

    May was the third consecutive of positive foreign inflow into equities at $1.7 billion, said the MOSL note, with DIIs investing in shares worth $7.9 billion during May, which was their 22nd month of net inflows, and the third-highest monthly buy figure ever.

  • FPI fund flows to see a turnaround in second half of 2024; interest high in consumption theme: Jefferies

    The turnaround will happen as there is better clarity on government policy post the Union Budget, according to the brokerage's analysts.

  • Fund flows to EMs, India in particular, can benefit from emerging macro trends

    Further data showing stable US economic activity with declining inflation will be supportive of softening bond yields and short-term interest rates and a weakening of the US dollar, all of which are positive for emerging market flows

  • Foreign funds flow turns positive in July after 10 months. Have outflows bottomed out?

    FIIs pulled out over $29 billion in 10 months of sustained selling of Indian equities with June recording the peak at $6.4 billion. But in July, with the foreign investors turned net buyers. When read along with other signals, it indicates a bottom-out in sell-off, says a BofA report

  • What lies ahead for Indian equities after a sustained FII exodus in first half?

    FII sell-off | Taming inflation, freezing interest rates and a decline in recession expectations backed by better GDP data in developed markets could help reverse the trend of FII flows.

  • 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.

  • RBI dose for rupee; ECB limit, FII holding in G-Secs hiked

    In a bid to check rupee‘s free falling against the US dollar, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Monday hiked the limit of external commercial borrowing by USD10 billion. Moreover, the regulator also increased the limit of overseas investment in government bonds by $5 billion to $20 billion.

  • Fund flows to India weakest among emerging market peers

    Foreign fund flows into India have reduced significantly as the country witnessed inflows of just USD 40 million in the last three months, the weakest among its emerging market peers, says a report.

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