Assign weights to various categories of funds and book profits where necessary
Would increase compliance burden for tax payment
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In the equities segment, FPIs invested Rs 7,547.8 crore in September, Rs 12,367.9 crore in October, Rs 25,230.6 crore in November and Rs 7,338.4 crore in December
With 12% surge in VIX over the week, traders bracing for volatility
The latest investments came despite challenges such as enhanced geopolitical tension between the US and Iran and dwindling domestic economic growth
Positive developments on US-China trade deal front led to renewed buying interest by the FPIs
FPIs will also be allowed to invest in exchange traded funds or ETFs that invest only in debt instruments, the RBI said.
The short-term investment limit has now been increased from 20 per cent to 30 per cent in both the cases, the RBI said in a circular
Additionally, FPIs have the Budget announcements in their sights
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A net amount of Rs 6,301.96 crore was invested by foreign portfolio investors (FPI) into equities, while Rs 3,688.94 was pulled out of the debt segment
Domestic mutual funds pumped in Rs 52,850 crore in equities during CY19
As the year draws to a close, the debt market has seen a net inflow of nearly Rs 27,000 crore by FPIs, while a further amount of Rs 9,000 crore found its way to the hybrid instruments
FPIs would continue to be watchful of the domestic environment and tread cautiously
In September, the government slashed the corporation tax rate. He's also eased foreign investment rules in retail, manufacturing and coal mining, & merged 10 state-run banks to create four big lenders
Overseas investors pumped in a net sum of Rs 17,547.55 cr into equities and Rs 175.27 cr in the debt segment during November 1-22, taking the cumulative net investment to Rs 17,722.82 cr
FPIs have turned negative and the budgetary announcement on tax surcharge has been a factor that has restricted their activity
This will give a lot of flexibility to them to invest, based on different client strategies