La venta de los IPI en el sector financiero de la India se desacelera a finales de mayo

Los inversores globales redujeron sus participaciones en el sector de servicios financieros de la India durante la segunda quincena de mayo, aunque a un ritmo más lento que a principios de mes. Vendieron acciones por valor de 5.181 millones de rupias en ese periodo. Los IPI se mantuvieron como vendedores netos en general a pesar de las entradas de capital en otras áreas.

Los IPI redujeron sus posiciones accionariales en empresas de servicios financieros entre mediados y finales de mayo. Las ventas sumaron un total de 5.181 millones de rupias, una cifra considerablemente menor a la registrada en la primera quincena de mayo. El sector metalúrgico atrajo la mayor parte del nuevo capital extranjero durante el mismo periodo, captando cerca del 60 por ciento de los flujos totales de inversión extranjera. Los datos del National Securities Depository mostraron que continuaron las salidas netas de las acciones indias en su conjunto. Este cambio siguió a la actividad de reequilibrio de MSCI realizada a principios de año.

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