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  • Indian rupee, bonds set to be among top three Asian beneficiaries of foreign inflows, BofA Sec exec says

    Taiwan and South Korea could also invite investor interest, said David Hunter

  • How SEBI's FPI disclosure rules will impact foreign flows

    How SEBI's FPI disclosure rules will impact foreign flows

    SEBI takes a bold step on disclosures for foreign funds, marking a significant shift in its regulatory approach

  • Foreign flows into India bonds to come off record highs in 2025

    Foreign flows into India bonds to come off record highs in 2025

    Overseas investors net bought 1.24 trillion rupees ($14.5 billion) of Indian bonds under the so-called fully accessible route in 2024, clearing house data showed.

  • Foreign inflows into Asian equities slow sharply in July, hit by tech slump

    Foreign inflows into Asian equities slow sharply in July, hit by tech slump

    Fears of a second Trump presidency also sparked concerns that his administration might impose new tariffs on exports from the region, similar to measures taken during his previous term

  • Inflows Into Index-Eligible India Bonds Set to Hit $10 Billion

    Inflows Into Index-Eligible India Bonds Set to Hit $10 Billion

    Investments into index-eligible Fully Accessible Route bonds have risen by 812.18 billion rupees ($9.8 billion) since the announcement in September, data from the Clearing Corp. of India show. Inclusion starts in phases from June.

  • JP Morgan's Indian bond inclusion likely sparks foreign investment surge

    JP Morgan's Indian bond inclusion likely sparks foreign investment surge

    Inclusion in this global benchmark is a major win for India, as it attracts a significant pool of global capital for bond allocations, leading to increased foreign exchange inflows.

  • Markets are a 'Triveni Sangam' of fundamentals, flows and sentiment: Nilesh Shah

    Markets are a 'Triveni Sangam' of fundamentals, flows and sentiment: Nilesh Shah

    Nilesh Shah of Kotak AMC identifies the key driving forces behind today's markets: fundamentals, flows, and sentiments. With limited investment options in certain markets, foreign investors are directing their funds towards India, bolstered by the "China Plus One" sentiment.

  • India’s growth story takes a leaf out of Akbar-Birbal Kahani, says Nilesh Shah

    India’s growth story takes a leaf out of Akbar-Birbal Kahani, says Nilesh Shah

    Nilesh Shah believes India's growth shines amidst global economic challenges. He credits government-private sector collaboration for India's visible growth and advises investors to stay invested for the country's long-term growth while being prepared for short-term uncertainties

  • Sensex, Nifty witnessing the birth of a bull run, says Kotak's Harsha Upadhyaya

    Sensex, Nifty witnessing the birth of a bull run, says Kotak's Harsha Upadhyaya

    Harsha Upadhyaya, the Chief Investment Officer at Kotak Mutual Fund told CNBC-TV18 in a conversation, that he is sees a trend of valuation gap between largecaps and broader market stocks narrowing.

  • MC Explains | 10-year G-Sec, US Treasury yield difference narrows. How it will impact FPI flows into debt

    MC Explains | 10-year G-Sec, US Treasury yield difference narrows. How it will impact FPI flows into debt

    The difference between benchmark US and Indian securities narrowed to 3.53 percent on May 8 from 3.96 percent on April 6.

  • Trickle of foreign inflows to Indian bonds may not speed up in next FY: Analysts

    Trickle of foreign inflows to Indian bonds may not speed up in next FY: Analysts

    Foreign investors have bought government bonds worth 152.50 billion rupees ($1.85 billion) on a net basis since November.

  • TVS Motors, Varun Beverages among 5 stocks in contention for inclusion in MSCI indices

    TVS Motors, Varun Beverages among 5 stocks in contention for inclusion in MSCI indices

    MSCI will announce the results of its semi-annual index review on November 11 and adjustments will take place on November 30.

  • RBI lines up steps to boost foreign inflows to stem decline in rupee

    RBI lines up steps to boost foreign inflows to stem decline in rupee

    The measures from the central bank come amid heightened volatility in the foreign exchange market, with the Indian rupee’s exchange rate against the dollar hitting fresh all-time lows nearly every other day.

  • Expect higher FPI inflows after US Fed rate cut: RBI Governor Das

    Expect higher FPI inflows after US Fed rate cut: RBI Governor Das

    On September 18, the US central bank cut interest rates by 25 basis points citing implications of global developments for the economic outlook as well as muted inflation pressures.

  • SEBI calls for new ways to manage foreign inflows

    SEBI calls for new ways to manage foreign inflows

    The comments, from Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) Whole-Time Member G. Mahalingam, delivered during a speech at a financial event, mark the strongest public comments this year from an Indian regulator about the effects of strong inflows in pushing up the currency.

  • Stocks seen hitting record high by end-June on economic optimism: Poll

    Stocks seen hitting record high by end-June on economic optimism: Poll

    This more bullish view emerges from the poll despite widespread concern since the last Reuters poll over the damage a disruptive and radical government move to replace the bulk of currency in circulation may have done to the economy.

  • GST rollout & bank NPAs biggest market triggers: Emkay Global

    GST rollout & bank NPAs biggest market triggers: Emkay Global

    The Indian economy may have improved considerably owing to a good monsoon, but Karwa says the earnings may only improve in the second half of current fiscal and will hold strong till the end of FY18.

  • Foreign fund inflows hit $13 billion

    Foreign fund inflows hit $13 billion

    With overseas investors pumping in over USD 3 billion in the Indian capital markets this month, total foreign inflows have touched USD 13 billion since the beginning of the year.

  • Foreign investors continue to buy Indian shares

    Foreign investors continue to buy Indian shares

    FIIs provisionally bought Rs 25.6 billion worth of Indian shares on Tuesday, exchange data shows, and a total of Rs 50.5 billion worth over the previous four sessions.

  • Further rupee steps expected in Indian debt/FX

    Further rupee steps expected in Indian debt/FX

    Among the steps being considered are raising dollars via state-run banks or companies or easing overseas borrowing rules.

  • Liquidity to be benign; underweight on IT except HCL: Ambit

    Liquidity to be benign; underweight on IT except HCL: Ambit

    Pramod Gubbi, VP-Sales, Ambit Capital said since the liquidity inflows are likely to remain steady going forward for India, the market see some gains on back of that. However, market could see some consolidation in the near-term, he added.

  • Global EM funds fuelling Indian inflows: Rukhshad Shroff

    Global EM funds fuelling Indian inflows: Rukhshad Shroff

    Rukhshad Shroff, Investment Manager in India Country Specialist at JPMorgan Asset Management believes an Asian fund of a global emerging market fund have been the main contributors to the liquidity.

  • Bullish on global equities; India to gain from FIIs: HSBC

    Bullish on global equities; India to gain from FIIs: HSBC

    Philip Poole, Global Head-Emerging Markets, HSBC believes the global economy is improving in 2013 as signs of growth in the United States and China are much more evident than in 2012.

  • Re may touch 52/$; experts call for consistency in reforms

    Re may touch 52/$; experts call for consistency in reforms

    Vivek Rajpal, Rates Strategist, Nomura India believes the rupee will not move below 50 per dollar in the near term. But, there are fair chances that it wil appreciate to 52 or slightly lower levels.

  • Nifty may move to 5500-5600 if inflows continue: IL&FS

    Nifty may move to 5500-5600 if inflows continue: IL&FS

    Vibhav Kapoor of IL&FS believes strong foreign fund flow can take the Nifty to 5500-5600 levels.

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