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It’s a November blockbuster for Street with surging FPI flows

It’s a November blockbuster for Street with surging FPI flows
It’s a November blockbuster for Street with surging FPI flows
“The dollar Index is consistently falling and currently it is nearer to the crucial support of 91.99. In case the dollar breaks the level of 91.99, then it would generate more buying flows for the emerging markets,” said Shrikant Chouhan, analyst, Kotak Securities.

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For starters, November has been a blockbuster month for overseas investments into Indian equities. More foreign funds have anchored in Mumbai than in any other emerging market, while only Japan in the OECD stands ahead of India.

Mumbai: Lost for words? Have you run out of superlatives in describing the surge in stocks, which just months ago were seemingly caught in the cauldron of gloom? Well, borrowing from Pink Floyd, thank cash-rich overseas investors — and India’s eye-popping resilience — for hauling the markets beyond the tunnel-vision reality of Covid-induced doom and despair.For starters, November has been a blockbuster month for overseas investments into Indian
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