The impact of a rise in the dollar index was offset by the overall positive sentiment due to steady inflows, observe dealers. The Indian unit settled at Rs 82.01 per dollar on Friday
JP Morgan Chase Bank N.A on Friday settled with markets regulator Sebi a case pertaining to alleged violations of FPI rules on payment of Rs 22.10 lakh towards the settlement amount. The matter has been settled by JP Morgan Chase Bank (JPMC) through a settlement order "without admitting or denying the findings of fact". "It is hereby ordered that the instant adjudication proceedings initiated against JPMC vide show cause notice (SCN) dated September 23, 2022, and supplementary show cause notice (SCCN) dated December 29, 2022, is disposed of," Sebi's Adjudicating Officer Asha Shetty said in a settlement order. Sebi had received a letter in August 2021 from JPMC, wherein the regulator was informed about the delay in intimation of change in material information (merger) of Fidelity Investments Money Management (FIMM), which was registered as FPI, with its affiliate Fidelity Management & Research Company (FMRC). Pursuant to receipt of the communication, the market watchdog conducted ..
During the first quarter of 2023, Indian markets dropped nearly 4 per cent and were among the worst-performing major markets
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Concerns over China's economic recovery have also aided flows into India, said Sameer Kaul, MD and CEO at TrustPlutus Wealth (India) Pvt
FPIs are likely to continue their investment in India in June too since the latest GDP data and high frequency indicators reflect a robust economy gaining further strength
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The value of foreign portfolio investment (FPI) in Indian equities was at USD 542 billion in the March quarter of 2023, a decline of 11 per cent from the preceding year, largely due to the exodus of foreign money from the domestic market, according to a Morningstar report. In comparison, the value of FPI in Indian equities was USD 612 billion in the January-March quarter of 2022. On a quarter-on-quarter basis, the value of FPI in Indian equities fell by 7 per cent from USD 584 billion recorded in the three months ended December 2022. This came following a surge in their investment value for three quarters in a row. The decline led to FPIs' contribution to Indian equity market capitalization falling to 17.3 per cent during the year under review from 17.8 per cent for March 2022. After withdrawing record funds in 202122, foreign portfolio investors continued their sell-off in the last fiscal too and pulled out Rs 37,631 crore from Indian equities amid aggressive rate hikes by central
The benchmark Nifty 50 jumped 4.06% in April, its best month since November, aided by the stable earnings as well the return of the FPIs into domestic equities
Domestic institutional shareholding has grown from 1.9 per cent to 3.2 per cent with mutual funds (MFs) and alternate investment funds (AIFs) increasing their stake
The total assets under custody (AUC) from Mauritius declined nearly 42 per cent to Rs 3.25 trillion at the end of March 2023, from Rs 5.55 trillion a year ago.
Tobacco manufacturer ITC, Godfrey Phillips India, and VST Industries have gained since the Union Budget on February 1, even as the benchmark Sensex declined close to 3%
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On a year-to-date basis, FPIs have been net sellers to the tune of Rs 20,606 crore
Equity markets would be mainly driven by global trends and foreign fund trading activity in the holiday-shortened week, analysts said. The BSE and the National Stock Exchange have listed March 7 (Tuesday) as a holiday on account of Holi. However, stock brokers' association ANMI has urged the government, exchanges and Sebi to shift the holiday to March 8 from March 7. "Indian stock markets may remain volatile amid fear that the US FED will keep raising interest rates to control inflation. Rising US bond yields and macroeconomic numbers will keep the market mood subdued in the near-term. "Investments by FIIs, who are turning out to be small net buyers at the margin, and DIIs will be monitored," Pravesh Gour, Senior Technical Analyst, Swastika Investmart Ltd, said. On the global front, the Bank of Japan will decide on interest rates and the US macroeconomic data (US nonfarm payrolls and unemployment rate) will be scheduled for release on March 10, while on the domestic front, India's
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