iShares launches India ETF

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iShares has launched the S&P India Nifty 50 index fund on the Nasdaq stock exchange.

The fund is designed to track the S&P CNX Nifty index, comprising the 50 largest and most liquid Indian securities listed on the National Stock Exchange of India. iShares head of US product research and development Noel Archard says: "Demand for Indian equities continues to be strong as India has a differing set of companies and industries." He adds the underlying index, among other emerging market indices, has a low correlation with US equities, providing a level of portfolio diversification. iShares warns emerging markets entail heightened risks relating to potential capital loss...

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