‘Buy China, Sell India’ trade drives FII sentiment… One of the main drivers of the October FII outflow is the growing “Buy China, Sell India” trade. Investors are increasingly optimistic ...

The possibility of a ‘Sell India, Buy China’ tactical FII trade cannot be ruled out now. This will weigh on large caps and strengthen the case for a further rally in mid and smallcaps ...

It seems like there is no stopping the FII selling. Despite the whopping Rs ... Assuming that happens, you have one market of choice, China, because China seems to be undervalued currently.

At FII, you will find not only global CEOs like the big private equities of the world, but you will find people from India, China, Korea, Japan, Africa, Latin America. [And] you will find ...

Several factors are driving this trend. Firstly, there has been a shift of funds from India to China. Secondly, the combination of perceived safety and growth opportunities in the US market, along ...

while China's has risen by $2 trillion, indicating a tactical shift in FII flows. India’s premium valuation relative to peers like Indonesia, South Korea, and Taiwan has been a headwind.

said that the recent sustained FII inflows into India are unlikely to sustain in the context of the deal between the US and China. The macro construct of a weakening dollar and potential slump in ...

FII sales in the month through 11 October stand at ₹58,711 crore, according to NSDL data as of Friday. Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) have net sold the most shares by value in four-and-a ...

Benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty opened higher on Wednesday, tracking global gains and optimism over US-China trade ...