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MUMBAI: As the global markets enter the fourth week of the war in West Asia, in the domestic market oil & gas, banking and auto stocks are expected to be the main focus of Dalal Street investors in the new but truncated trading week. During the first three weeks, as crude oil prices jumped about…
Foreign investors returned to Indian stock markets in the first week of February, investing over Rs 8,100 crore after three months of heavy selling. This is after they sold nearly Rs 62,000 crore worth of shares in the last three months. Improved investor sentiment amid a new trade deal with the US, helped bring them…
The rupee bounced back on Friday morning, gaining 9 paise to trade at 91.90 against the US dollar. This recovery was helped by falling global oil prices but was limited by a strong dollar and foreign investors pulling money out of Indian stock markets.The currency started trading at 91.89 and briefly touched 91.87 before settling…
MUMBAI: The rupee on Wednesday closed at 91.70 against the dollar, down 72 paise from Tuesday’s close of 90.98, as global bond market weakness, geopolitical tensions and persistent capital outflows weighed on sentiment, pushing the currency to a fresh all-time intraday low of 91.74.The currency weakened steadily through the session, marking its sixth consecutive day…
NEW DELHI: Armed with the SC order, the income tax department will revive Tiger Global’s assessment for 2018-19 and deal with its refund claim of Rs 968 crore, even as investors review their transactions with some in the pipeline expected to be delayed.On Thursday, SC had upheld the I-T department’s claim related to Tiger Global’s…
MUMBAI: The sensex slid for the fifth consecutive session on Friday as uncertainties about higher US tariffs on Indian exports continued to weigh on investor sentiment on Dalal Street. Selling by foreign funds also affected the sentiment , market players said.The sensex opened flat but soon lost ground, slid throughout the session to close at…
Foreign investors have began the new year as sellers, extending last year’s heavy withdrawal from Indian equities. In the first two trading sessions of January 2026, foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) withdrew Rs 7,608 crore, or roughly $846 million, signalling continued caution at the start of the year. The fresh pullout follows a steep exit in…
Foreign investors started December on a sharply negative note, pulling out Rs 11,820 crore from the Indian equities in the first week. This offloading by the foreign portfolio investors was majorly driven by the steep decline of the rupee. This comes after the FPIs had briefly returned to buying in October, bringing in Rs 14,610…
India’s central bank will allow the rupee to weaken as the country’s external position comes under strain from slowing dollar inflows, widening trade pressures and heavy foreign selling in domestic markets, according to sources cited by news agency Reuters. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI), which had been actively supporting the currency until last month…
Markets regulator Sebi has introduced a single-window access framework for low-risk foreign investors, aiming to simplify regulatory processes and make India a more attractive investment destination, according to PTI. The new system is designed to streamline compliance, ease multiple registrations and reduce repetitive documentation across investment routes.Called the Single Window Automatic & Generalised Access for…
