India ETF Flows Touch $1.5 Billion, Highest Among its BRIC Peers (Economic Times)

The Economic Times has reported that ETFs have invested $1.5 billion in India in the past three months leading up to May, which is the highest among emerging market BRIC countries such as Brazil, China and Russia:

Moreover, the BSE Sensex has gained 14.7% in the past three months between March and May while Brazil’s Ibovespa Index gained 8.8% and Russia’s Micex Index and China’s Shanghai composite Index stayed flat in the same period.

It should also be mentioned that India has received FII flows worth over $8.5 billion so far this year while Brazil has seen flows worth $5 billion, South Korea has received $2.17 billion and South Africa managed over $1.89 billion during the same time.

For ETF investors thought, important India ETFs would include:

• WisdomTree India Earnings Fund ETF (NYSEARCA: EPI)
• Ishares MSCI India ETF (BATS: INDA)
• iShares S&P India Nifty 50 Index Fund (NASDAQ: INDY)
• PowerShares India Portfolio ETF (NYSEARCA: PIN)
• Market Vectors India Small Cap Index ETF (NYSEARCA: SCIF)
• Direxion Daily India Bull 2X Shares (NYSEARCA: INDL)

To read the whole article, India ETF flows touch $1.5 billion, highest among its emerging market peers like China, Russia, Brazil, go to the website of The Economic Times.

Similar Posts:

• Artemis’ Edelsten: Emerging Markets are Expensive With the Exception of China (What Investment)
• Investing in BRIC ETFs / BRIC ETF Lists
• Margetts’ Ricketts: Low Oil Prices Mean Asia and Emerging Market Funds Can Keep Rallying (FE Trustnet)
• Sanctions on Russia: Disruptions in Emerging Markets (Global Risk Institute)
• Downgraded Countries Were Top Emerging Market Performers in 2016 (IOL)
• Mark Mobius’s Emerging Markets Outlook (WSJ)
• Volkswagen Hit By Falling Emerging Market Sales (FT)
• Which Emerging Markets Have the Most Leveraged Stocks? (Bloomberg)
• Key Findings: Credit Suisse Emerging Markets Consumer Survey
• China Still Leads the BRICs in the Global Competitiveness Report
• Kiplinger’s Personal: Don’t Give Up on Developing Markets (Kiplinger’s Personal Finance)
• Emerging Markets in the East Converging With Developed Markets in the West (Create Research)
• There Are Massive, Record Breaking “Mystery Buyers” In Gold All Of A Sudden (QTR Finance Substack)
• Emerging Market Investors Need to Think Beyond Investing in the BRICs (II)
• Election Results in Some Fragile Five Emerging Markets Calm Investors (Reuters)