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FIIs slash allocation in India's top 10 bluechip stocks by half. Is that a warning sign for your portfolio?
Foreign institutional investors have significantly reduced their allocation to India's top blue-chip stocks, nearly halving their exposure in the last four years. This shift is part of a global capital reallocation, with India losing ground to markets like Taiwan and South Korea, driven by AI-led investment narratives.
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FIIs slash allocation in India's top 10 bluechip stocks by half. Is that a warning sign for your portfolio?
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