Indian stock markets opened September on a high note with significant foreign investments, only to see FPIs sell Rs 904.19 crore of equities due to...
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Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) withdrew over Rs 13,400 crore from Indian equities in August, reversing prior investments. The outflow was driven by the unwinding of the yen carry trade and recession fears in the US. Elevated Indian stock valuations, geopolitical tensions, and weak US job data also contributed to this trend, according to analysts.
Indian stock markets opened September on a high note with significant foreign investments, only to see FPIs sell Rs 904.19 crore of equities due to...
Indian stock markets opened September on a high note with significant foreign investments, only to see FPIs sell Rs 904.19 crore of equities due to...
In August, FPIs invested Rs 7,320 crore in equity compared to Rs 32,365 crore in July.
As per SEBI, it mandated that all foreign investors provide details of their ultimate beneficial owners by this deadline, failing which they would be...
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