FIIs have pulled out a net of $6.6 billion from Indian equities so far this year.

Foreign investors say Dalal Street may be better placed relative to emerging market peers.

FIIs pumped in a net of more than Rs 1 lakh crore in Indian stocks during the year gone by.

FIIs have lapped up Indian shares to the tune of $627 million so far in November.

FIIs have applauded India’s efforts to act decisively, but say they may not just be enough.

Friday’s rally of more 2,000 points was supported largely by DIIs.

FPIs have pulled out a net of $4.8 billion from Indian shares since the end of July.

According to Alava of Nordea, the stimulus package will be positive for the economy.

As most of them fall in that income category, they are awaiting clarity on tax treatment.

Midcaps and smallcaps too jumped in line with benchmark Sensex, rising 1.50 per cent, each.

Modi’s immediate challenge will be to boost economic growth.

The outflows exceeded those from major EMs such as South Korea, Taiwan, Indonesia.

Industry gauges tracking consumer-staple and material stocks slid 2.7 per cent, the most on the MSCI Emerging Markets Index, which rose 1.1...

"Funds flow from FIIs into Indian markets is expected to remain unaffected even as the Chinese markets have rallied in recent weeks."

US & Asia-Pacific-based strategists confident that India-specific inflows could rise despite indices being at record highs.