RBI had set up Regulations Review Authority (RRA 2.0) in April for a period of one year from May 1, 2021
Capital markets regulator Sebi is likely to allow foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) to participate in exchange-traded commodity derivatives
The nation looks to push ahead with the trade plus one day or T+1 system, which most global markets are yet to implement, from February next year
Staggered shift leaves more time for market players to evolve solutions to meet shortened T+1 cycle without triggering pre-funding by investors in US and Europe which are 10-15 hours behind India time
The Reserve Bank on Tuesday said FPIs have been permitted to invest in debt securities issued by Infrastructure Investment Trusts (InvITs) and Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) by FPIs
Markets regulator Sebi on Monday allowed foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) to write off all debt securities that they are unable to sell.
The market has been on a song since the second half of 2020
Says forex reserve are adequate and inflation is down, but must be watched due to supply bottlenecks; cuts potential medium term growth by 25bps to 6% due to Covid impact
Analysts bullish over near-to-medium term
Sebi is learnt to have assured the ministry that the peak margin norms and other tightening measures are aimed at reducing risk
According to data from depositories, overseas investors invested Rs 4,385 crore into equities and Rs 3,220 crore in the debt segment during September 1-9
Sebi on Tuesday introduced an optional T+1 settlement cycle for the markets, with effect from January 1
In August, they invested the highest sum into fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) stocks, while yanking out money from high-beta sectors such as auto and banking.
The provisions of the circular come into effect from January 1, 2022; FPIs stare at challenges
FPIs have the highest allocation to financial stocks at 31.8 per cent, followed by information technology (IT) at 14.67 per cent.
In equities, they invested just Rs 2,082.94 crore while debt segment saw inflow of Rs 14,376.2 crore between August 2-31, depositories data showed.
Many won't be able to meet commitments that were to be bid in tranches, say experts
Experts called the development unprecedented and attributed it to a possible glitch in the new I-T portal
Top holdings for FPIs at the end of the quarter included HDFC, ICICI Bank and Shriram Transport Finance
The latest positive global sentiment has helped the markets shrug off the underwhelming June quarter results, earnings downgrades, and the possibility of further downgrades