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FPIs net outflow at $ 3bn in 2016; worst in 8 years

Foreign investors pulled out more than USD 3 billion of the so-called 'hot money' from the Indian capital markets in 2016, making it the worst period in last eight years in terms of foreign investments.
FPI framework to reduce 'hot money' outflows issues: Report

RBI said the existing requirement of investments being made in G-sec, including state development loans with a minimum residual maturity of three years will continue.
EM equities won't be hit hard by $10-15bn Fed taper: Citi

Equities may not get affected too much even if the US Federal Reserve decides to announce USD 10 billion first cut in asset purchases because the markets here have factored in a much bigger taper than USD 10-15 billion
Chart of the day: Locals book profits as foreigners buy

Domestic institutions continue to book profits even as foreign funds have been consistent buyers since the beginning of this calendar. It is not clear what is prompting the local players to cash out: unsustainable valuations or redemption pressures?

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FPIs net outflow at &#36; 3bn in 2016; worst in 8 years

FPI framework to reduce 'hot money' outflows issues: Report

EM equities won't be hit hard by &#36;10-15bn Fed taper: Citi

Chart of the day: Locals book profits as foreigners buy

FPIs net outflow at $ 3bn in 2016; worst in 8 years

EM equities won't be hit hard by $10-15bn Fed taper: Citi