
Foreign investors pulled out ₹13,138 crore from Indian equities in the first half of September, as heightened global uncertainty pushed crude oil prices higher, while rising US bond yields and a firm dollar weighed on risk appetite.


Paras Defence shares saw a dip after a significant rally, yet technicals suggest a bullish trend supported by strong momentum. Foreign investors are increasing their stake, reflecting optimism in India's booming defence manufacturing sector. Indigenous produc…
Indian government bonds saw a slight dip as the U.S. Federal Reserve adopted a more hawkish stance, signaling potential rate hikes this year due to persistent inflation risks. This shift influenced Treasury yields, while foreign investors continued to pour fu…
The RBI is steering clear of offshore settlement for government securities, preferring foreign investors to trade directly on the domestic NDS-OM platform. Despite recent tax incentives, the RBI aims to consolidate liquidity locally for better price discovery…
Foreign institutional investors are shifting their focus from India's top blue-chip stocks to a wider array of mid- and small-cap companies. This strategic repositioning is driven by growth opportunities in sectors like capital goods, manufacturing, and new-a…
India's strong mutual fund SIP culture is helping foreign investors exit the equity market. This is putting pressure on the Indian Rupee. Jefferies reports that capital flows are low, not the current account deficit. Foreign investors have sold equities worth…

Domestic investors have kept Indian equity market from a sharp correction, as foreign investors have turned bearish.
Swiggy’s proposed governance changes highlight how Indian startups with large foreign investors are restructuring boards and shareholder rights to navigate tighter e-commerce and quick commerce rules.
India faces rising fuel prices to manage its trade deficit. Foreign investors are selling Indian stocks, pressuring the rupee. Higher fuel costs aim to reduce demand. The government and consumers will share the burden. India is better positioned to handle thi…