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The half yearly review for MSCI India will be announced on May 13 which will be applicable from May 29.

These moves, once implemented, will trigger fresh foreign inflows into China's $7 trillion stock market.

Foreign flows into India have been tepid, with funds buying Rs 4,124 crore stocks in 2018.

The MSCI will announce the results of its semi-annual index review on May 15, 2018.

According to a Morgan Stanley note, the latest inclusion will reduce India’s current weight of 8.9% in MSCI by less than 10 basis points.

FPIs have infused Rs 4,567 cr into equities this month. Overall, the institutional category has invested Rs 20,000 cr in domestic equities ...

Global investment houses, such as Goldman Sachs, see 70% probability of China’s A-shares being included in the MSCI Emerging Markets index.

Stocks such as Maruti Suzuki, Ashok Ley, Yes Bank, IB Housing Finance are emerging as key contenders for inclusion in the index.

A higher FPI limit will increase the free-float in Maruti shares and increase chances of the stock finding a place the MSCI India index.

Analysts say that if China A shares are included in MSCI index, the weight of China is likely to increase by 13% to 38% in MSCI EM Index.

Shares of Bharti Infra gained 7 per cent, Marico surged 5 per cent, Shree Cement 5 per cent and Eicher Motors 4 per cent in intraday trade.

According to reports, the reshuffle of the MSCI India Index would result in net foreign inflows of nearly $1.3 billion.