India's stock markets have emerged as the world's fourth-largest, surpassing Hong Kong's, as global investors seek refuge in a robust alternative to China's volatile stock indexes. With elections looming on the horizon, India remains a hotbed for foreign investors, providing a ...
The relentless selling of Indian stocks by foreign investors continued, as they pulled out a little over Rs 25,200 crore from the Indian equity market in the first fortnight of this month, on hike in interest rate globally and concerns over ...
For the second consecutive month, foreign portfolio investors (FPI) remained net buyers in July by pumping in Rs 3,301 crore in the Indian markets amid hopes of a coronavirus vaccine. Depositories data showed that a net sum of Rs 7,563 crore ...
In the first half of September, foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) pumped in Rs 1,841 crore into the Indian capital markets, making them became net buyers after remaining net sellers in the previous two months. According to experts, the inflows were ...
Rupee resumed trade on a weaker note, dropping by 13 paise to 71.94 per dollar against its previous close of 71.81. It touched a new 2019 low, breaching 72 levels to 72.03 per dollar while remaning highly volatile. Possibility of ...
After a weak start on Thursday, benchmark indices were dragged to their lowest levels in more than 5-months time due to heavy sell-off in the global markets as well as weak domestic cues. Nifty plunged 1.62% or 177.35 points to close ...
In Wednesday's trade rupee opened a tad lower against the US dollar taking cues from other Asian currencies that weakened ahead of speeches by officials of the Federal Reserve. The domestic currency opened at 68.65 per dollar versus its previous closing ...
On Thursday, the RBI in a bid to provide greater access to Indian debt securities to non-resident investors has further eased norms and allowed foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) to invest in municipal bonds within prescribed limits. The investment cap in ...
On one hand foreign investors continue to lap up Indian equities and on the other they are selling India's debt. As per data from the National Securities Depository Ltd, global funds in total have sold India's corporate and sovereign bonds worth ...
As per a Dun & Bradstreet (D&B) report, business sentiments in respect of conditions prevailing in the financial and macro-economic space continue to weaken in the second quarter for the year as against the corresponding period a year ago. For the ...
Rupee which lost a huge value in the last year has recovered to an extent partially due to easing in global crude oil prices and just ahead of the budget due to be announced on February 1, what forces will primarily ...