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  • Foreign investors stage comeback, pour Rs 23,000 cr into Indian equities in five sessions

    After turning net buyers of Indian stocks on 18 March for the first time in a month, FIIs have actively purchased in four of the last five sessions.

  • Why high US rates are bad and good for Indian equities

  • If not Indian equities, then where?

    Active allocation shifts require investors to jump in at the right time to grab returns, a hard ask

  • Chris Wood calls India rally best in the world, bull run not over but watch this risk

    Jefferies' Chris Wood says India is the best long-term equity market in the world, and that the bull market is nowhere near ending due to a combination growing retail participation, relentless fund flow and robust domestic demand.

  • Auto, private banks, telecom among sectors trading at a discount, says MOFSL

    Apart from five sectors, which constitute one-third of the overall market, all others are trading at a premium to their historical long-period averages, MOFSL noted

  • Foreign funds will be compelled to invest in Indian equities; Jefferies’ Chris Wood explains why

    Chris Wood explains that Indian equities are under owned among emerging market active funds since 2014

  • FPIs sell-off spree continues; withdraw Rs 2,300 crore from equities in Feb

    VK Vijayakumar, Chief Investment Strategist at Geojit Financial Services, said rising rates in the US might lead to more capital outflows from emerging markets including India.

  • India has been and will always look expensive: Aashish Sommaiyaa

    The global environment continues to be complex, which is why Sommaiyaa expects there will be downgrades and earnings growth will be scaled down to low double-digits instead of 15-16 percent.

  • Indian market poised to hit new highs in coming quarters: Ramesh Damani

    The vicious circle of selling is likely to be replaced by a virtuous cycle of buying, and even foreign institutional investors are starting to take note of Indian growth and returning, Damani said.

  • Mcap of six of top-10 most valued firms tumble Rs 2 lakh crore; TCS, Infosys biggest laggards

    Last week, the Sensex fell 952.35 points or 1.59 per cent.

  • FPIs infuse Rs 12,000 crore in Indian equities in September on hopes of slow rate hikes

    FPIs turned net buyers in July after nine straight months of massive net outflows, which started in October last year.

  • Indian equities may open in red following Asian markets

    SGX Nifty was trading at 8708.00 down 8.50 points.

  • 'India exposed to global risks, could be off investors radar'

    The Japanese financial services major, Nomura, is "underweight" on India and said one of the biggest concerns for the Indian market is high valuations.

  • FII equity inflows hit 10-month low of Rs 2,100 cr in Dec

    Overseas investors pumped in a little over Rs 2,100 crore in the Indian equity markets in December, making it the lowest investment in 10 months, primarily on account of profit booking.

  • FIIs mark biggest buy of Indian shares in 2-1/2 months

    Foreign portfolio investors extended their buying streak to a 15th straight day totalling over $1 billion, helping BSE Sensex rise to record high on Thursday.

  • Remain overweight on India, see capex revival: JP Morgan

    JPMorgan AMC continues to be bullish on Indian equity market. “We are still seeing relatively good inflows into India. Though CPI inflation remains a concern, but the fall in WPI data was shot in the arm. The fall in gold and crude price will also be of big help to India,” Geoff Lewis of JPMorgan AMC said in an interview to CNBC-TV18.

  • FII inflows in stocks at 5-month high in July

    Overseas investors poured more than Rs 10,000 crore into the Indian equity markets in July - the highest monthly inflows in five months - sidelining concerns over weak monsoon, slowing economic growth and a high interest rate regime.

  • Sliding Euro Will Impact Sensex

    As the euro rate slides, its correlation with the Sensex might rise and directly affect Indian equities.

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