金曜日のインド株式市場は、SensexおよびNifty指数が1％以上下落し、大幅な売りが先行した。この下落は、MSCI指数の銘柄入れ替えに伴うパッシブファンドの資金流出が主導した。
この日の取引で市場全体の時価総額は6兆ルピー減少した。投資家がこれらの動きに反応したことでボラティリティは高まったが、方向感のある勢いは限定的だった。
インド市場、MSCIの銘柄入れ替えを受け1％超下落
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