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China A-shares look set to eat into India's FPI flows this year

China is the world's second-largest market, after the US, in terms of market capitalisation

Samie Modak Mumbai
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Shares listed in mainland China look set to eat into India’s share of global foreign portfolio investor (FPI) flows this year.  
While the inclusion of the so-called China-A shares in the global indices designed by MSCI and FTSE Russell has been talked about for many years, it will finally play out in a meaningful way in 2019.
Indices such as MSCI Emerging Market (EM), FTSE EM and FTSE Global All Cap are tracked by both passive and active funds, totaling trillions of dollars.
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First Published: Jan 30 2019 | 11:40 PM IST

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