Our biggest worry is the health of Indian banks. The proportion of stressed assets is already more than 11%. Further,…
Even as FPIs bail out, DIIs prop up equities
Increase in speculative trading is one of the biggest reasons for the surge in trade volumes
Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) pulled out $2.6 billion from the Indian markets in August — the worst monthly outflows since…
Grey market premiums fall as much as 50-60%
$792 million sold in a day — highest since July 2013
Derecognition of regional exchanges, industry consolidation & high capital requirements forcing brokers, sub-brokers to shut shop
Domestic institutional investors (DIIs) have substantially raised their stake in mid-cap companies in the last two-three quarters owing to a…
Domestic funds pump in over Rs 27,600 cr – highest since 2008
India remained among the most favoured destinations for overseas funds in July with equity markets receiving second-highest inflows globally.
The key reason is the weakness in demand and price arising out of weak monsoon forecasts which has a negative…
Foreign investors’ interest in Indian equities appears to be recovering with year-to-date (YTD) inflows into equities crossing $7-billion…
Average ownership falls 0.7 percentage points during the quarter as stressed loans problems persist and credit growth pick-up remains weak
Indian equity markets have seen $960 million worth of selling by foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) in June.
