Market move● Neutral for Indian equities
Foreign investors are short on Indian markets as global risks weigh
The brief
- Analysts say low FII long-short readings can trigger short-covering
- A sustained rally looks unlikely amid crude, bond-yield and geopolitical pressures
- Short-covering may lift Indian equities, but crude and yields remain risks for rate-sensitive sectors
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Indian equities fall amid foreign outflows and rising oil
Indian shares had their worst September quarter in more than a decade as rising crude prices and foreign selling weighed on markets; FPIs withdrew $2.7 billion in September. The Sensex fell for four straight sessions through October 1, while 252 Nifty 500 stocks were more than 30% below their highs.
Sunday, 4 October
- Foreign investors are short on Indian markets as global risks weigh