Ankur Banerjee
Asia Markets Reporter at Reuters
Covers Asia markets for @Reuters. Loves coffee. Watches LFC matches. Drinks Beer. (not always in that order) Views, links, RTs are mine, all mine.
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4 days ago |
jp.reuters.com | Scott Murdoch |Ankur Banerjee
インド株式市場からしばらく引き揚げていた海外投資家が回帰しつつある。写真は、ムンバイの国立証券取引所（ＮＳＥ）のブース。２０２４年８月、ムンバイで撮影（２０２５年 ロイター/Francis Mascarenhas） ［シドニー／シンガポール ２日 ロイター］ - インド株式市場からしばらく引き揚げていた海外投資家が回帰しつつある。相対で大量の株式を売買するブロック取引が５月は約１年ぶりの高水準となり、市場復活期待が高まっている。 ５月のブロック取引は総額５５億ドルで、４月の２億２０００万ドルから大幅に増加。銀行関係者によると、海外投資家の買いが旺盛だったという。 インド株は昨年９月に最高値を繰り返し更新した。翌１０月から今年３月にかけて海外投資資金は２９０億ドル近く流出した。 ＪＰモルガン(JPM.N), opens new tabのインド株式資本市場部門の責任者であるアビナフ・バーティ氏は、割高感などを理由にインド市場から撤退し、約半年間、動きがなかった多様な投資家から関心が示されたと述べた。...
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4 days ago |
gurutrade.com | Scott Murdoch |Ankur Banerjee |Edwina Gibbs
Foreigners attracted by $5.5 billion worth of block trades in May Foreigners have bought $3 billion of Indian stocks in April and May Interest in emerging markets has improved, Indian economy helping sentiment SYDNEY/SINGAPORE, June 2 (Reuters) - Foreign investors are starting to head back into Indian stocks after a major exodus, attracted by $5.5 billion worth of big ticket block trades in May and lifting hopes of a revival in the nation's equities market.
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4 days ago |
reuters.com | Scott Murdoch |Ankur Banerjee
Foreigners attracted by $5.5 billion worth of block trades in MayForeigners have bought $3 billion of Indian stocks in April and MayInterest in emerging markets has improved, Indian economy helping sentimentSYDNEY/SINGAPORE, June 2 (Reuters) - Foreign investors are starting to head back into Indian stocks after a major exodus, attracted by $5.5 billion worth of big ticket block trades in May and lifting hopes of a revival in the nation's equities market.
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1 week ago |
msn.com | Stephen Culp |Rocky Swift |Ankur Banerjee
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1 week ago |
uk.marketscreener.com | Stephen Culp |Rocky Swift |Ankur Banerjee
Published on 29/05/2025 at 07:50, updated on 29/05/2025 at 21:18 NEW YORK (Reuters) -A U.S. appeals court reinstated President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs on Thursday, leaving Wall Street with no clear direction a day after most of the tariffs were blocked by a trade court, a move that had given markets a brief boost. Chaotic U.S. trade policy has sent global markets on a roller coaster in recent months.
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