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But once it starts to pour back into Asian stocks, India, I believe, will be among the first beneficiaries.
CNN: Booking a Passage to India
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India's high-flying stocks suffered their second big drop in a year, although, as before, they have recovered.
FORBES: India Interruptus?
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As of 2009, the two most prominent ETFs based on Indian stocks are the WisdomTree India Earnings Fund ( EPI) and the PowerShares India Portfolio Fund ( PIN).
FORBES: The ABCs Of Investing In India
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Banking stocks led the decliners in India.
WSJ: China Shares Fall 1.6%
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Stimulus programs in the U.S., Europe and Japan have increased the availability of cash globally and part of that has been flowing into emerging economies like India, helping their currencies to strengthen and stocks and bonds to gain.
WSJ: India Says May Take Steps to Boost Foreign Investment
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Indian banking stocks surged after Moody's unified India's foreign and local currency government bond ratings at Baa3 and left ratings of government-related issuers unchanged.
WSJ: Asian Shares Follow Global Lead
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"In India there are 4, 000 places where you can trade stocks, " says Sanjiv Shah, the executive director of Benchmark.
FORBES: Can the exchange-traded fund replace the mutual fund?
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India ETFs mostly make investments in indexes made up of Indian stocks.
FORBES: The ABCs Of Investing In India
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Shares of Novartis India fell almost 5% on the Bombay Stock Exchange, while stocks of generic drugmakers such as Cipla and Natco rose after the judgement.
BBC: Novartis: India rejects patent plea for cancer drug Glivec
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The team is finding India, Brazil and Indonesia to be the most fertile spots for stocks, and most of the picks are in the discretionary consumer spending, financial services and manufacturing sectors.
FORBES: The Hunt For Small Caps In Emerging Markets
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NASDAQ. (Trading is much heavier in Turkey, Thailand and India, where turnover ratios exceed 100%.) In Mexico the buying and selling of just eight stocks accounted for almost two-thirds of all trades in 2004.
ECONOMIST: Shares in emerging economies
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Between 2001 and 2007, BRIC stocks soared, more than doubling in China and rising 369% in Brazil and 499% in India.
FORBES: The Braking Of The BRICs