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FPI investments from China at Rs 3,257 cr, still behind other nations

This is four times the amount of Rs 774 crore invested at the end of the previous quarter

This includes investments where shareholding is greater than 1 per cent of the total share capital
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This includes investments where shareholding is greater than 1 per cent of the total share capital

Ashley Coutinho
Foreign portfolio investments from China in Indian equities stood at Rs 3,257 crore as on March 31. This is four times the amount of Rs 774 crore invested at the end of the previous quarter, data from PRIME Database shows. 

This includes investments where shareholding is greater than 1 per cent of the total share capital. The largest share of investment was in HDFC by the People’s Bank of China, to the tune of Rs 2,857 crore. 

 


According to estimates, FPI investments greater than 1

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