Foreign portfolio investors have sold Rs 58,711 crore ($7 billion) of Indian equities in Oct, influenced by China’s economic stimulus. Net bond sales were modest at Rs 709 crore. However, strong domestic institutional investments mitigated the market impact. FPIs have also shown interest in Hyundai’s upcoming IPO.
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