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FPI net investment in debt market in October third highest in CY23

Market participants said that India's bond inclusion in J P Morgan index further aided inflows in the domestic debt market

Advance-decline ratio skids to 1.02 in October as FPIs step up selloff

The National Stock Exchange (NSE) Nifty Midcap 100 index fell 4.1 per cent, the most since June 2022

Sebi finalises SOP to stop promoter misuse of foreign cos for shareholding

With this, these investors will not be able to use overseas insurance companies to secretly own shares of a company and manipulate its share prices

FPIs hoist their sails as they head for calmer waters, shows data

Will they weather the tempest of withdrawing Rs 25,305 crore since September, or is a perfect storm brewing for Indian equities?

Mutual fund equity buys hit six-month high in September, shows data

The MF industry has not yet released the inflow data for September

Cautious optimism

Global headwinds may add to volatility in stocks

India-US bond yield spread falls to lowest level in more than 17 years

This makes Indian bonds less attractive to foreign investors

Power, IT, capital goods stocks attract highest FPIs flows, shows data

Meanwhile, they were net sellers in metal stocks worth Rs 5,930 crore, financial services worth Rs 3,672 crore, and oil, gas and consumables worth Rs 1,778 crore

FPI net inflows into debt market hit highest amount in past 6 year

Inflows doubled in August from July on bond indices inclusion hope

Financial services attract bulk of FPI flows in July's second half

They also bought shares worth Rs. 1,609 crore in auto and auto components and Rs. 1,520 in construction stocks

FPIs mandated to route 10% market trade in corporate bonds through RFQ

The RFQ is a dedicated platform for debt securities, launched in 2020 by stock exchanges

FPIs withdraw Rs 2,000 cr in first week of Aug due to Fitch downgrading

After five months of sustained buying, foreign investors have turned net sellers and pulled out over Rs 2,000 crore from the Indian equities in the first week of August, mainly due to Fitch downgrading the credit rating for the US. In addition, the rich and stretched valuations and minor profit booking could be the reasons for this outflow, Yes Securities Chief Investment Advisor Nitasha Shankar said. "A sharp spike in the US 10-year bond yield above 4 per cent is a near-term negative for capital flows to emerging markets," Geojit Financial Services Chief Investment Strategist VK Vijayakumar said. If the US bond yields remain high, FPIs are likely to continue selling or at least refrain from buying, he added. According to the data with the depositories, Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) withdrew a net sum of Rs 2,034 crore from Indian equities during August 1-5. This came after unabated net inflow in the past five months -- from March to July -- following the resilience of the In

Financial sector attracts bulk of FPI inflows in the first half of July

Meanwhile, chemical stocks saw selling worth Rs 207 crore, followed by metals and mining (Rs 157 crore) and textiles (Rs 156 crore)

RBI stocks up US dollar, pulling rupee back from a six-month high

The RBI intervened and the rupee hit the 81.90 level in intraday trade. The rise in crude oil prices further weighed on the Indian currency

FPI flows, IT rally propel Sensex beyond 66,000; Nifty50 tops 19.5K

From this year's low in March, the Sensex and the Nifty are now up around 15 per cent each

Stricter disclosure regime: FPIs to get breather for passive breaches

10 days for single group exposure, 3 months for exceeding Rs. 25,000-cr cap to bring down holdings below thresholds

Heavy liquidity driving mid-, small-caps: MD, Motilal Oswal Inst Equities

In a Q&A, Rajat Rajgarhia says high growth environment and peaking of interest rates create a fertile ground for equities

Rupee bounces back on strong FPI inflows, settles at 82.04 against dollar

India's GDP growth rose sharply to 6.1 per cent in January-March from 4.5 per cent in October-December

Sebi lists new norms for high-risk FPIs: What it means for investments

Who is impacted; do the new rules better protect Indian companies from opportunistic takeover: questions answered

Sebi planning to align foreign VC investment rules with those of FPIs

Changes in eligibility requirements to ensure due-diligence of money coming from this route to India