MSCI
MSCI to rejig Emerging Markets index tomorrow; may not impact Indian sentiments
MSCI is going to review its widely used Emerging Markets Index on June 14. There are expectations that MSCI will be adding Chinese shares to its index, due to the importance of the China market.
Asian shares rise, dollar nurses losses after jobs shock
Asian shares rose on Monday and the dollar wallowed close to its lowest in nearly a month after U.S. nonfarm payrolls showed the slowest job growth in more than five years, quashing expectations for a near-term U.S. interest
Foreign fund inflows into China stocks jump as MSCI decision looms
Investment under the Shanghai-Hong Kong stock connect scheme has also regained some momentum recently. The northbound investment amounted to 3 billion yuan ($455.77 million) on Monday, the highest level in well over a month.
Hong Kong stocks up while China sets for 5th week of losses
China stocks edged up on Friday morning, but the main indexes are poised for a fifth week of losses on fading optimism over the country's growth prospects and concerns about rising U.S. interest rates.
Japan leads Asia to modest gains; dollar steady
Buoyant Japanese stocks led Asian stocks to modest gains on Monday, helping to offset some of the gloom from soft Chinese data, while the dollar firmed against the euro and yen after receiving a boost from upbeat U.S. indicat
Asia shares fall again, need China support
MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was down 0.2 percent, while Australia's market shed 1.1 percent.
Asian shares rise as Greek deal gets cautious nod
Asian shares rose on Tuesday on hopes that Greece's conditional bailout agreement would bring to an end that country's debt crisis, though caution kept broad gains in check.
India gets temporary reprieve from MSCI
Against growing expectations, global index provider MSCI decided against including China A-shares into its Emerging market index (MSCI EM).
Easing dollar bring emerging markets relief, China stocks seesaw on MSCI’s No verdict
MSCI added it expects China-listed shares to be incorporated once outstanding market accessibility issues are resolved - a move that could inject an estimated $400 billion of funds from asset managers to mainland shares.
