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MSCI maintains status quo on Asia during annual mkt classification review

India - the sixth biggest stock market globally in terms of market capitalisation - is also classified as emerging market by the MSCI

MSCI rebalancing could see addition of three Indian stocks, two deletions
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Samie Modak Mumbai
Global index provider MSCI has maintained status quo on Asia during its annual market classification review. It was widely expected that South Korea would be put on watch list, a precursor for an upgrade from emerging market (EM) to developed market (DM). This could delay the nation’s ambition to be classified as a DM until 2025, say analysts. In the Asia Pacific region, MSCI classifies Australia, Hong Kong, Japan, New Zealand and Singapore as DMs. Meanwhile, China, India, Indonesia, South Korea and Taiwan are classified as EMs. India - the sixth biggest stock market globally in terms of market capitalisation

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