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The Indian equity markets rose sharply for the month of January 2017. The large cap benchmark
index, Nifty50 gained by 4.59%. The broader market did relatively better with the Nifty Midcap100
and Nifty Small100 indices gaining by 7.40% and 9.02% respectively. Net investment by FIIs into
Indian equities in January was INR -1,176.60 crores
Nifty 50 4.59%
The FM has managed to cap the fiscal deficit at 3.2% with a promise to prune it further down in the
coming year. Logically this also increases chances of lower rates which should help spur the economy.
Our View
We take this opportunity to highlight the performance of Giriks two strategies over the last twelve
months:
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