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SKS Microfinance, India's only listed microlender fighting a cash crunch, said on Wednesday its shareholders approved raising the investment limit of foreign institutional investors in the company to 74 percent

Stocks: The stock markets broke strong four-week of losses as players flocked back to the bourses on some positive news overseas as well as fall in food inflation, sending both

Expressing concern over the rapid pullout of FII money, Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee today said outflows driven mainly by the euro zone crisis are impacting the stock market.
"The current

Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee on Wednesday attributed the stock market crash to withdrawal of funds by foreign investors and depreciation of the rupee.

"Markets have crashed because of continuous

Taking advantage of bearish market sentiments, domestic mutual funds, financial institutions and retail investors have hiked stakes in local stocks by 44 basis points during the September quarter even as

The optimism seen in the Indian market last year has been sorely missing in 2011 as a precariously placed global economy — thanks to the lingering problems in Europe and