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FII’s Latest Cash Inflows
The Indian Stock Market has witnessed a flow of three-billion dollar mark of Foreign Institutional Investors(FII’s) inflow which makes it over Rs.15725 Cr, out of which two billion came in just five trading sessions. The latest data available with the SEBI shows that FII’s purchase was worth 3.2 billion dollars in 2009 which would make its Rs.15725 cr. On Tuesday alone they had made investment worth of Rs.5044.8 cr(1.06 billion dollars) in the domestic markets.
The past few weeks are seeing overseas funds making investment in some of the emerging markets and India is one of them. Last week shows the increase with the funds on May 14 Rs.4085 followed by 1000 cr on May 18, Rs.53cr on May 19 and a huge sum of Rs 5044 cr on May 20. The period also showed sales worth Rs.345 cr by FII’s.
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