Foreign Portfolio Investors

| March 14, 2024, 3:44 a.m.

Indian Stock Market Set for Stable Opening Amid Profit-Booking and Mutual Fund Stress Test Awaited

The Indian stock market is poised to open with little change following profit-booking in the previous session, with attention turning to small- and mid-cap stocks ahead of mutual fund stress test results. The Nifty 50 is expected to open near Wednesday's close, with broader small- and mid-cap indices experiencing significant declines. Investors are cautious amid scrutiny from regulators and pending mutual fund stress test outcomes, while awaiting India's wholesale price index (WPI) inflation data. Meanwhile, Asian markets show muted sentiment, and Wall Street equities declined ahead of US producer price index data.

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| March 11, 2024, 3:18 a.m.

Domestic Markets Set to Open Flat on Monday Amid Global Uncertainty

Domestic markets are poised for a flat opening on Monday, with investors awaiting cues from mixed global trends. While Nifty futures at Gift City indicate a gap-up opening, most Asian equities are facing downward pressure. Analysts highlight the significance of overseas markets, particularly the behavior of foreign portfolio investors, in guiding market direction. Positive factors such as FPI inflows, regulatory announcements, and robust corporate performance in India are expected to mitigate uncertainties. However, global factors like profit-taking in US markets and scheduled macroeconomic data releases may introduce volatility in the near term.

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Sebi Proposes Relaxing Disclosure Rules for Certain Foreign Portfolio Investors

Sebi Proposes Relaxing Disclosure Rules for Certain Foreign Portfolio Investors


| Feb. 28, 2024, 10:57 a.m.

Sebi Proposes Relaxing Disclosure Rules for Certain Foreign Portfolio Investors

Sebi proposes relaxing disclosure rules for certain categories of Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) to boost ease of doing business. The proposal includes exemptions for university funds and endowments meeting specific criteria and funds with concentrated holdings in companies without an identified promoter. Sebi aims to prevent misuse and ensure eligibility based on well-defined criteria. The regulator invites public comments until March 8 on these proposals.

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