FPI Flows Bring Zing Back Into Nifty Premium
Foreign portfolio investors have come back with a bang in the current financial year after being net sellers in the previous fiscal.
Foreign portfolio investors have come back with a bang in the current financial year after being net sellers in the previous fiscal.
The equity benchmark indices continued their record setting spree on Monday on the back of sustained fund inflows by foreign portfolio investors.
High-risk FPIs having more than the 50% concentration threshold in a single corporate group will be provided a window of 6 months to bring down such exposure, says SEBI paper.
Economies like the US, the UK, Germany and France included in the list; Singapore, Netherlands and Mauritius kept out
RBI data shows manufacturing, computer services, and communication services recorded the "highest decline" in FDI inflows
SC Panel finds that some entities took short positions before the Hindenburg report was released and that they profited from squaring off their positions
FPIs turned net buyers in both equity and debt in April, investing ₹11,631 crore in Indian equities and ₹806 crore in the debt market, as per NSDL data.
FPI withdrawals hit ₹1.76 lakh crore in less than 10 months as global macros play spoilsport.
9 month calendar year sale is double the outflow seen over 2008, 2011 and 2018
Nageswaran says whenever Federal Reserve is on an aggressive tightening, this type of currency reaction happens historically. This time it is far more moderate, he adds