FPIs are buying again. Why is their share of Indian stocks still falling?
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The decline in foreign ownership was more pronounced among largecaps. Mint analysis of 100 largecap companies showed that FPIs reduced their stakes in 57% of them sequentially in the September quarter, while increasing their holdings in 42%.
Key Takeaways
- The decline in foreign ownership was more pronounced among largecaps.
- Mint analysis of 100 largecap companies showed that FPIs reduced their stakes in 57% of them sequentially in the September quarter, while increasing their holdings in 42%.
- Full details and original dispatch available below.
The decline in foreign ownership was more pronounced among largecaps. Mint analysis of 100 largecap companies showed that FPIs reduced their stakes in 57% of them sequentially in the September quarter, while increasing their holdings in 42%.
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This summary was curated from Livemint.