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India’s Small Investors Dump Stocks, Chase New Listings

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What Bloomberg Markets reported

Individuals and proprietary traders sold more than 70 billion rupees of shares this month through Oct. 26.

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  1. Bloomberg Markets United States India’s Small Investors Dump Stocks, Chase New Listings Individuals and proprietary traders sold more than 70 billion rupees of shares this month through Oct. 26. 13 h ago · Tier 1

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