FIIs step up buying

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FOREIGN FUNDS NET SELL RS.463.89 CR IN EQUITIES ON NOVEMBER 20 (PROV)
MUTUAL FUNDS NET SELL RS.176.7 CR IN EQUITIES ON NOVEMBER 19
DII'S NET BUY RS.18.46 CR IN EQUITIES ON NOVEMBER 20 (PROV)
TO ENTER INTO CUSTOMIZED MOTOR CYCLE BIZ VIA PRO-BIKING SHOWROOMS
TO EXPAND PANTNAGAR CAPACITY TO 70,000 UNITS IN NEXT FEW MONTHS
AKER IS A NORWEGIAN SERVICE PROVIDER CO FOR OIL AND GAS OPERATIONS
AKER SOLUTIONS TO PROVIDE SUPPORT SERVICES IN KG BASIN
AKER BAGGED SUB SEA PRODUCTION ORDER FROM RIL IN 2006 ALSO
RELIANCE IND PLACES RS.115 CR ORDER WITH NORWAY'S AKER SOLUTIONS
PORTING CHARGES TO BECOME APPLICABLE FROM DECEMBER 31, 2009
MNP ALLOWS USERS TO CHANGE OPERATORS WHILE RETAINING MOBILE NOS
USERS TO PAY MAX OF RS.19 TO CHANGE OPERATOR WHILE RETAINING OLD NUMBER
TRAI COMES OUT WITH NUMBER PORTABILITY CHARGES
PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK PLANS TO RAISE RS 700 CR BY SELLING BONDS
TATA TELE-QUIPPO OFFERING BETTER SERVICING DEAL FOR TOWERS: SOURCES
GTL BID 10-15% HIGHER THAN TATA-QUIPPO: SOURCES
DEAL VALUED AT AROUND RS.6000 CR : SOURCES
MAY JOIN RACE FOR SHELL'S EUROPEAN REFINERIES: SOURCES
SENSEX, NIFTY UP 1% EACH FOR THE WEEK
CNX MIDCAP INDEX UP 1%, BSE SMALLCAP INDEX UP 1.6%
METAL INDEX UP 3.7%, AUTO INDEX UP 2.3%, FMCG UP 1.5%
INDEX GAINERS: SUZLON UP 9.3%, TATA STEEL UP 6.3%, SAIL UP 5.3%
APPROACHED SHELL FOR BUYOUTS BEFORE ESSAR'S EXCLUSIVE TALKS BEGUN
ESSAR-SHELL IN EXCLUSIVE NEGOTIATIONS TILL NOV 30 TO BUY 3 SHELL REFINERIES
RIL SPOKESPERSON: 'WE ARE REVIEWING A NUMBER OF GLOBAL OPPORTUNITIES'
RIL SPOKESPERSON TO NDTV: 'REVIEWS CANNOT ASSURE TRANSACTIONS'
JSW ENERGY ALSO IN RACE FOR ANDREW YULE'S DPSC STAKE: NW
CESC, SREI INFRA IN RACE FOR ANDREW YULE'S DPSC STAKE: NW
GAMMON INFRA BAGS NHAI PROJECT WORTH RS.850 CRORES
NET PROFIT AT RS.48.2 CR VS RS.12 CR; SALES UP 55% AT RS.849 CR (YOY)

Updated: 14/10/2009 | 12:00 AM IST

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FIIs step up buying

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Wednesday, October 14, 2009 (New Delhi)

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Foreign funds continue to make a beeline for Indian stocks. Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) bought shares worth a net Rs 999 crore on Monday, 12 October 2009, much higher than their purchases of Rs 250.70 crore on Friday, 9 October 2009.

The net inflow of Rs 999 crore on 12 October 2009 was a result of gross purchases Rs 3058.90 crore and gross sales Rs 2059.90 crore. The key benchmark indices surged that day led by index heavyweight Reliance Industries (RIL) on optimism for a patch-up between warring Ambani brothers and on stronger-than-expected industrial output data for August 2009. The BSE 30-share Sensex rose 384.01 points or 2.31% to 17,026.67.

Governments and central banks around the globe have injected trillions of dollars in the past year or so to pull the world out of a most severe recession since the 1930s Great Depression. The flood of liquidity has helped boost all investment asset classes from equities to government bonds. FII inflow into Indian stocks has reached Rs 62952.50 crore in 2009 so far as compared to an outflow of Rs 43720.10 crore in the corresponding period last year.

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