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  • Swiggy, Hyundai, Waaree Energies, other stocks jump up to 8% after inclusion into London's FTSE index

    FTSE rejig: Bucking the trend, Vishal Mega Mart shares dropped over 1% to trade in the red at Rs 125 apiece.

  • FTSE rejig: Vishal Mega Mart, Hyundai Motor, Swiggy, others to see inflows of $313 million on inclusion

    FTSE rejig: Vishal Mega Mart, Hyundai Motor, Swiggy, others to see inflows of $313 million on inclusion

    Vishal Mega Mart, Hyundai Motor, Waaree Energies and Swiggy slated to join FTSE Russell global equity indices on June 20, along with five other stocks.

  • FTSE Rejig: Indian equities likely to see $1.6 billion in passive flows; Bajaj Housing Fin, BSE, others join key index

    FTSE Rejig: Indian equities likely to see $1.6 billion in passive flows; Bajaj Housing Fin, BSE, others join key index

    India’s equity markets are expected to receive $1.4 billion to $1.6 billion in inflows as 14 firms join FTSE's All-World Index post-rebalancing.

  • India set for $1 billion boost from FTSE rebalancing, ICICI Bank to see inflows of $236 million

    India set for $1 billion boost from FTSE rebalancing, ICICI Bank to see inflows of $236 million

    KEI Industries, IRB Infrastructure Developers, and Cochin Shipyard are among 13 stocks set to be added to the FTSE All-World Index.

  • India ETFs lead inflows in June on growth optimism post-election

    India ETFs lead inflows in June on growth optimism post-election

    The inflows were led by iShares MSCI India ETF (ticker INDA), Franklin FTSE India ETF (ticker FLIN) and WisdomTree India Earnings Fund (ticker EPI). In total, the three funds received $1.08 billion over the past month, driven by investor optimism over the nation’s growth prospects.

  • FTSE index to drive passive inflows worth $1.7 billion

    FTSE index to drive passive inflows worth $1.7 billion

    Rejigs in three major indices, FTSE, Sensex and Bharat 22, come into effect from March 15

  • Kalyan Jewellers, KPIT Tech, Phoenix Mills among inclusions in FTSE All-World Index

    Kalyan Jewellers, KPIT Tech, Phoenix Mills among inclusions in FTSE All-World Index

    The FTSE All-World Index is a market-capitalisation weighted index representing the performance of the large and mid-cap stocks from the FTSE Global Equity Index Series. As of January 31, 2024, India's weightage in the index is 2.06%, with 213 stocks.

  • FTSE rejig: HDFC Bank likely to see inflows of $650 mn; Brookfield REIT, Hatsun Agro outflows up to $11 mn

    FTSE rejig: HDFC Bank likely to see inflows of $650 mn; Brookfield REIT, Hatsun Agro outflows up to $11 mn

    FTSE will rejig its indices on September 15 as part of its semi-annual review. The changes will be effective from September 18.

  • FTSE to implement upweight of HDFC Bank in three tranches starting September

    FTSE to implement upweight of HDFC Bank in three tranches starting September

    FTSE Russell said it has considered client feedback on the potential impact on the company’s foreign headroom if the shares in issue and free-float update are implemented on a one-off basis

  • Rupee hits five week high in opening trade

    Rupee hits five week high in opening trade

    The Indian rupee strengthened past the Rs 82 mark to hit a five-week high against the US dollar amid continued buying from foreign investors in the local equity markets.

  • Coal India to witness inflows as FTSE increases free float

    Coal India to witness inflows as FTSE increases free float

    This will lead to an inflow of approximately $18.5 million, according to Abhilash Pagaria, head of Nuvama Alternative & Quantitative Research. Adjustment date is June 7, 2023.

  • FTSE, S&P BSE's B-22 rebalance expected to attract $450m inflow

    FTSE, S&P BSE's B-22 rebalance expected to attract $450m inflow

    The rebalancing of FTSE's All World All Cap and S&P BSE's Bharat 22 indices will happen on March 17 and the changes will come into effect on March 20.

  • Kotak Mahindra Bank, IDBI Bank added to FTSE All World index; check key changes here

    Kotak Mahindra Bank, IDBI Bank added to FTSE All World index; check key changes here

    It is expected that the inclusion of these stocks in the index's large-cap segment will lead to increased foreign fund flows into the companies

  • JP Morgan snub to Indian bonds to have limited macro, market impact: Economist

    JP Morgan snub to Indian bonds to have limited macro, market impact: Economist

    There is not much evidence to suggest that inclusion in bond indices has a major impact on local financial markets, the economist said.

  • FTSE Russell pushes India bonds inclusion to next year

    FTSE Russell pushes India bonds inclusion to next year

    Markets will now look forward to the monetary policy committee outcome today and an index review by JPMorgan Chase in coming days

  • Moneycontrol Daily: Your Essential 7

    Moneycontrol Daily: Your Essential 7

    A daily round-up of the most interesting articles to help jump-start the day.

  • LIC IPO | LIC unlikely to be included in FTSE, Sensex, Nifty in near term, predicts Edelweiss Alternative study

    LIC IPO | LIC unlikely to be included in FTSE, Sensex, Nifty in near term, predicts Edelweiss Alternative study

    The FTSE Index inclusion shouldn’t happen before the September review. Also, it is difficult for the stock to enter the Sensex and Nifty 50 indices in the near term as criteria for those are more stringent

  • FTSE rebalancing: Honeywell Automation, Astral Poly Technik, Varun Beverages could see fund inflows

    FTSE rebalancing: Honeywell Automation, Astral Poly Technik, Varun Beverages could see fund inflows

    FTSE rebalancing is considered significant for stocks as these influence the fund allocation by global investors as per stock weightage.

  • Global markets ignore COVID-19 economic concerns; Sensex, Nikkei 225, FTSE 100 among indices that recovered after March lows

    Global markets ignore COVID-19 economic concerns; Sensex, Nikkei 225, FTSE 100 among indices that recovered after March lows

    The disconnect between economy and the markets isn't limited to Indian and US markets, it is the same world over. Find out which indices have recovered globally despite COVID-19 economic challenges:

  • Sensex among best performing indices globally during May: Report

    Sensex among best performing indices globally during May: Report

    The one month return of S&P BSE Sensex stood at 3.9 per cent, while for South Korea's Kospi it stood as high as 6.1 per cent, for FTSE it was at 4.1 per cent and Hong Kong's HangSeng at 4 per cent, the research note by ICICI Prudential AMC said.

  • US, European markets largely unmoved by UK Parliament attack

    US, European markets largely unmoved by UK Parliament attack

    Concerns over potential delays to President Donald Trump's pro-growth policies unnerved investors again, leading to heavy losses in the US and European share indices.

  • Sensex, Nifty may see weak opening; Axis Bank, YES Bank in focus

    Sensex, Nifty may see weak opening; Axis Bank, YES Bank in focus

    Early trades in Asian markets showed positive trade, while the US and European markets ended largely higher; Axis Bank, Yes Bank and Federal Bank will announce their quarterly results; slippages eyed

  • British economy escapes Brexit 'bomb', for now

    British economy escapes Brexit 'bomb', for now

    The overwhelming view from economists is that it is too early to know how Britain will cope with years of Brexit uncertainty - but there is a growing belief the country can avoid a recession that only weeks ago was regarded as likely.

  • Brexit, what Brexit? Global shares near 2016 highs

    Brexit, what Brexit? Global shares near 2016 highs

    The swift moves by the Conservative Party that see Theresa May replacing David Cameron as prime minister on Wednesday have helped fund a recovery that, aside from sterling itself, has wiped out the negative reaction to the June 23 vote.

  • British referendum too close to call but markets go in with hope

    British referendum too close to call but markets go in with hope

    Forty-eight million voters will today not only decide United Kingdom's fate in the European Union but also potentially of the Union itself.

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