Foreign Funds News

Rupee this year has lost a great deal due to number of reasons primarily being the crude oil price rise that exceeded in price to as high as 77 per barrel and now given the concerns around economic slowdown and production ...

The domestic unit is seeing no respite due to several macro-economic concerns such as the rising crude oil price which is volatile given the international situation. Also the month end dollar demand is putting an increasing pressure on the Indian rupee ...

On Friday the RBI has augmented FPI ceiling through masala bonds which are being increasingly used by corporates to raise foreign debt. Some of the recent masala bond issue are from public run enterprises that include NTPC and NHAI. For ...

Foreign funds net sold in Indian stocks in the cash market to the tune of Rs 1662 crores on Thursday, the highest net sell figure since July 2. Aggressive buying by domestic institutions prevented a sharp fall in Indian equities. This ...

The rupee was trading marginally strong to the dollar at 61.81, after resumption of normal trading in the forex markets. The currency had closed at 61.90 to the dollar on Jan 1, amidst thin volumes. The rupee is expected to ...

Economic fundamentals in India continue to remain weak with growth at a decade low, consumer inflation near double digits and manufacturing activity barely recording positive growth. Political uncertainty and the prospects of a hung parliament still loom in 2014 and interest ...

Mumbai: The benchmark S&P BSE Sensex continued to decline in mid-session trade Monday on persistent selling, mainly in banking, power, capital goods, PSU, metal and auto sectors, triggered by fall in global markets. The market sentiment was also affected adversely ...