09836 iShares Core SENSEX India ETF
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India Private-Sector Expansion Extends in November, But Inflation Hot
State Bank's Hedges Cap Indian Borrowing Costs as Economy Slows
India's Sensex Down 0.6%, Dragged by Adani Stocks, Bank Shares -- Market Talk
India's Sensex Rises 1.0%, Led by Auto, Tech Stocks -- Market Talk
India Finance Minister Says Bank Rates Should Be More Affordable
Indian Equities' Long-Term Appeal Intact but Clouds Loom -- Market Talk
Indonesian Stocks Fall For Fourth Session
Malaysia-India HR Partnership To Build Up Digital Talent
Govt Aims To Finalise MSME Tech Adoption Policy By Year-End
India's Sensex Falls 0.6%, Dragged by Tech Stocks -- Market Talk
India Industrial Expansion Sustained in September
Will there be a rate cut in December? Driven by food prices, india's inflation rate hits a 14-month high.
india's inflation rate soared to a 14-month high, with expectations of a rate cut cooling. In October, the food inflation rate rose from 9.24% in September to 10.87%.
Is the Indian stock market doing well? Morgan Stanley: Don't ignore the $1 trillion that Indians have saved over the past decade!
According to Daiwa, domestic bids are an important support factor for the rise of indian stocks, with indian households accumulating about $9.7 trillion in wealth over the past 10 years and stocks accounting for a low proportion of household asset allocation. It is expected that the transfer of this wealth will bring about a consumption boom, thereby boosting the activity of the capital markets and increasing the local stock market's return on investment.
Indian Shares Edge Lower, Weighed by Bank Stocks -- Market Talk
India's Sensex Edges Down 0.3%, Dragged by Auto, Financial Stocks -- Market Talk
Indian Shares Rise 1.1%; Tech Stocks Gain -- Market Talk
Indian Equities Tank on Monday Due to Uncertainty Ahead of US Elections
Indian Shares Fall Amid Investor Caution Ahead of U.S. Election -- Market Talk
India's stock market crash records: Foreign funds withdraw massively, while domestic funds buy crazily!
Worries about decline.
India's stock market continues to collapse! Foreign capital is fleeing wildly, while domestic capital is rushing in.
In October, foreign institutions in the indian market recorded the highest monthly net outflow in history, while domestic indian institutions increased their positions against the trend, maintaining a net buy for 14 consecutive months, with an inflow amount reaching a record high of $12.8 billion. Currently, several key macroeconomic indicators in India are showing weakness, while the central bank continues to maintain the benchmark interest rate at a relatively high level.