Experts say recent returns are a huge factor impacting incremental inflows into the market
Treasury officials believe the move may not work as rising interest rates abroad and high domestic inflation have eroded returns from Indian fixed-income assets
Softening bond yields, moderation in FPI selling boost sentiment; both indices are now up 6% from year's low, but still down over 12% from their record high levels seen last October
The regulator has also prescribed a working group to examine whether measures towards any additional risk management are required to be prescribed for FPIs
At its board meeting, the watchdog also cleared amendments to regulations governing mutual funds and portfolio managers.
The long-awaited move is aimed at boosting liquidity and efficiency at domestic commodity bourses, even as concerns remain if this would make markets more volatile
In all, funds tracked by EPFR saw net outflows of $1.2 billion, accounting for nearly a fourth of $5.2 billion outflows by FPIs in May
Buying in IT stocks - spurred by a global trend - accounted for the bulk of the gains in the benchmark indices
Experts said a fall in oil prices and other key commodities are a silver lining in the domestic market
Aggressive rate hike by the US Federal Reserve, coupled with elevated inflation and high valuation of equities continued to keep foreign investors at bay from the Indian stock market
Long-only funds are down 5.85 per cent on a median basis over the last month, according to data from tracker PMS Bazaar
Wary of the scenario on the global and domestic fronts, foreign investors continued to withdraw from Indian equity markets and pulled out close to Rs 14,000 crore in this month so far
After IT, banking & financial services and fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) saw the biggest outflows - at $1.55 billion and $660 million - respectively
Sensex drops to lowest level since July; FPIs sell shares worth Rs 4,900 cr
The value of foreign portfolio investors' (FPI) holdings in domestic equities reached $612 billion in the March quarter, down 6 per cent from the preceding quarter, according to a Morningstar report.
Indian equity markets have been very volatile largely due to the sustained selling from the foreign portfolio investors
P-notes are issued by registered Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) to overseas investors who wish to be a part of the Indian stock market without registering themselves directly
Selling was seen in most sectors save metals and mining, pharma and telecom
After a brief respite at the year's start, FPIs have dumped shares worth more than $5.7 billion. More on that in our top headlines.
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