MSCI Rejig: India likely to see net outflow but these stocks set for inflows as well

The February 2026 review is set to result in net outflow of around $260 million for Indian equities, led by two additions, an increase in weightage and a deletion.

The February 2026 review is set to result in net outflow of around $260 million for Indian equities, led by two additions, an increase in weightage and a deletion.

Independent Emerging Markets Commentator Geoffrey Dennis says India’s outlook is improving amid softer China, volatile AI stocks and oil market risks, but a clear catalyst is still needed for sustained foreign inflows.

Kirloskar Brothers Limited won a ₹214 crore order from Adani Power Limited for circulating water pumps in Madhya Pradesh, Assam, Chhattisgarh and Bihar, boosting profits and revenue in Q3FY25.

IIFL Capital’s Viral Shah said Bihar’s tighter regulations on microfinance lenders could slow growth and create asset-quality challenges, with northern-focused MFIs and small finance banks likely to see the highest impact as lending norms tighten and recovery timelines extend.

According to an Indian Express Report dated March 25, 2024, a Delhi court had allowed Reddy to turn approver in this case and had also granted him a pardon.

The subsidiary has been set up to establish a trading desk for trading in crude oil, natural gas, petroleum and other petrochemical products, along with associated activities.

US stock futures fall: Nvidia beats earnings, Salesforce drops on weak outlook. Gold up on tariff worries, oil down on oversupply. Focus on Warner Bros., Dell, CoreWeave.

National Stock Exchange begins advisor selection for its IPO, appoints Rothschild as independent advisor. NSE board approved IPO for February 2026. LIC, SBI, Temasek are key shareholders.

The rupee fell 4 paise to 90.95 against the US dollar in early trade on Friday, weighed down by FII outflows and a fall in the domestic equity markets in morning session.

President Trump secured a pledge from Amazon.com, Google, Meta Platforms, Microsoft, xAI, Oracle and OpenAI to supply power for data centres, reflecting rising political and energy concerns. Check the stocks that might benefit from this.