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Market move▼ Bearish for Indian equities
Bulls out of steam, it’s slow & steady on D-Street
The brief
- Foreign portfolio investors withdrew significant funds from Indian equities
- Domestic mutual fund inflows helped cushion market losses
- FPI selling pressures Indian equities, while domestic mutual funds provide a counterweight
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Foreign investor flows into Indian equities
Bernstein expects foreign institutional investor flows into Indian stocks to be flat to modest over the next year, citing the rupee and valuations as factors. Indian equities extended their losing streak amid elevated crude prices, high US Treasury yields, geopolitical risks and FPI selling.
Monday, 28 September
- Bulls out of steam, it’s slow & steady on D-Street