FPIs Outflow Hits 10-year High at Rs 48,000 Crore in First Half of 2018 in Top Business News- News18.com published on June 30, 2018 leave a reply This was the biggest outflow since January-June 2008, when foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) had pulled out Rs 24,758 crore from the capital markets — equity and debt. from Top Business News- News18.com https://ift.tt/2MBaPVS Tweet Share Share Share Share Previous Post Government May Hike Paddy MSP by Rs 200 per Quintal to Woo Farmers Before 2019 Next Post Developments in Our Favour in Nirav Modi’s US Bankruptcy Case, Says PNB Boss post written by: Rohit Related PostsHCL Tech Q3 Net Profit Up 31 Pc to Rs 3,982 Cr, Revises Q4 Revenue Growth ForecastThe IT major had registered a net profit of Rs 3,037 crore in the October-December 2019 quarter (as per US GAAP), HCL Technologies said in a regulatory filing. … Continue ReadingAsia Shares Turn Lower As Recovery Concerns ResurfaceAsian shares stumbled lower in afternoon trade on Friday, reversing earlier gains as rising COVID19 cases in China reinforced investor concerns over the prospec… Continue ReadingAnalysis: Less For More In Turkey - Costly Food Starves Economic ReboundFood has become so expensive in Turkey that some people are spending what money they have to stock up on rice and pasta to avoid swallowing even higher prices i… Continue ReadingGold Rises On U.S. Stimulus Hopes, Dovish Fed StanceGold ticked up on Friday as prospects of a substantial U.S. pandemic relief package boosted the metal's appeal as an inflation hedge, while the Federal Reserve'… Continue ReadingOil Slips As Chinese Lockdowns, U.S. Unemployment Data Temper GainsOil prices were lower on Friday as concerns about Chinese cities in lockdown due to coronavirus outbreaks tempered a rally driven by strong import data from the… Continue Reading
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