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Indian corporations have stepped up purchases of assets abroad, according to the Financial Times.

According to Financial Times, “Outflows come as foreign investors flee country’s markets at the fastest pace ever this year.” The newspaper’s reporting links increased outward activity by Indian companies with contemporaneous capital outflows from non-resident investors.

The Financial Times headline for its report reads “India Inc goes on a foreign buying spree,” and the FT’s subhead states that this surge in outbound corporate purchases coincides with unusually large withdrawals by foreign investors. Those two points—the rise in cross-border buying by Indian firms and the rapid pace of foreign investor outflows—are the focus of the FT piece.

This account is a summary of the Financial Times reporting and does not introduce additional data or analysis beyond what the FT published in the cited article. The link above points to the original FT story for readers who want the full report and exact wording from that source.

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