China has stayed on top for two consecutive months in the MSCI Emerging Markets Investable Market Index (EM IMI), after ...

China reclaimed the top spot in the MSCI EM IMI in October, as India’s weight fell amid outflows and earnings concerns.

China’s weight in the index rose to 24.72% in October from 21.58% in August, driven by a sharp rally in Chinese equities ...

MSCI added five Indian companies to its Global Standard Index late on Wednesday, a move that brokerage Nuvama said would lift ...

MSCI Inc. further trimmed Chinese stocks after Beijing’s stimulus blitz failed to halt the market’s diminishing presence in regional benchmarks, even as it added more Indian equities to its measures.

Now the expectation from MSCI China is that it will deliver profit growth similar to MSCI India in dollar terms. That’s the ...

India has further narrowed the gap with China on the key MSCI index. While China’s weightage on the index will fall to 20.2% from 25%, India’s weight will rise to 19.8% from 19.2%. The changes ...

India's weight in the Emerging Markets Index increased to 19.8% from 19.3%. Nuvama remains structurally bullish on India.

MSCI said there would be 156 Indian stocks in the index, but that is only one-fourth of China's 598, signalling scope for ...

While China continues to have the highest representation in the MSCI EM Index, with a weight of 27%, “there is enormous potential for far more additions to happen for India,” Abhilash Pagaria ...

MSCI said there would be 156 Indian stocks in the index, but that is only one-fourth of China's 598, signalling scope for ...