Business - Briefly   

FIIs sell shares worth $20 b in November

MUMBAI: Foreign Institutional Investors have sold shares worth a $20 billion this month and have remained net sellers with an outflow of over $1 billion from the Indian equity market, according to the latest data.

Printer friendly page  
Send this article to Friends by E-Mail

Stories in this Section

Appreciating rupee hurts expatriates
JSW to invest Rs. 7,525 cr. in 4 projects in Tamil Nadu
BSE plans corporate sustainability index
India-Malaysia trade talks in January
India offers level-playing field for foreign banks
CEOs favour FBT abolition
3.3 crore RNRL shares change hands on Monday
Strong global cues boost market sentiment
Bank ties up with microfinance body
V-Guard to go public
Federal Bank’s ATM at IOC outlets
Exchange Rates
Bullion Rates
Sequoia picks up stake in GVK Bio
IVRCL to build Chhattisgarh Secretariat
Accord Systems’ solution for aviation industry
UST Global’s IT centre in Kochi
Seminar on biomechanics and vehicle safety
HCL signs MoU with six colleges
Punjab & Sind Bank H1 net doubles
Hexaware to cover forex risk
Philips to buy Genlyte for $2.7 billion
FIIs sell shares worth $20 b in November
Parsvnath to make foray into retailing

Copyright © 2007, The Hindu. Republication or redissemination of the contents of this screen are expressly prohibited without the written consent of The Hindu