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New Delhi, Oct. 16 The high level of capital inflows into the Indian stock markets is a matter of concern, a Finance Ministry official has said. “Inflows are high as foreign institutional investors find Indian shares attractive”, an official told reporters. “It is also because of the interest rate differentials”.

The Finance Minister, Mr P Chidambaram, had last week said that capital inflows have been much more than anticipated.

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