According to BofA Securities, FIIs have increased their overweight position in financials, IT, and discretionary sector while maintaining their underweight position in materials, healthcare, utilities, telecom, staples, and i
After months of hovering in the negative territory, Foreign Portfolio Investment (FPI) into domestic equity markets has finally turned positive year-to-date.
YES Bank shares hit their new all-time high in Thursday's trade after the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs on Wednesday approved YES Bank's proposal to increase foreign investment limit in the bank to 74 per cent
Foreign institutional investors sold shares worth Rs 11126.40 crore and Rs 5521.39 crore in January and February 2016. However, they poured Rs 21,142.92 crore in March 2016.
Power and Coal Minister Piyush Goyal today said Japanese financial institutions have evinced keen interest in investing large amount of capital in various sectors including energy space in India.
Foreign institutional investors have reduced their holdings in 19 blue chip firms that are part of the 30-share benchmark Sensex during July-September quarter as they recast their portfolio on account of several domestic and
During May-August, FIIs sold Indian debt and equity holdings worth Rs 27,000 cr. Centre has set a target of Rs 69,500 cr to be raised via strategic sales this year.
Foreign fund inflows into domestic equities may take a hit if the US Federal Reserve goes on to hike interest rates in the coming months, says a report.
After three months of continuous outflows, overseas investments into the Indian equities turned positive at $882 million during July, says Deutsche report.
Participatory Notes or P-Notes are instruments issued by registered FII to overseas investors, who wish to invest in the Indian stock markets without registering themselves with the market regulator.
The government said that it will “soon” decide whether the FIIs would have to pay the MAT on the capital gains made by them up to March 31, 2015, after considering the Justice AP Shah panel report, which was submitted to
The high-level Justice A P Shah panel, set up to look into the levy of MAT on FIIs, is likely to submit its report to the Government next week, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said today.
Finance Ministry is in favour of fixing FII investment limit for government bonds in Indian rupee terms instead of US dollar as it would provide more headroom for investments by foreign investors.