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India faces up to 100% tariffs after the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act became a law in the US. The law punishes countries that buy oil from Russia. Will US President Donald Trump’s surprising decision to buy diesel...
The International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) October review of the global economy forecasts India’s economy growing 7% in 2026-27 as well as 2027-28, up from its earlier projections of 6.4% and 6.7%, respectively. Given the turbulence around...
India’s equity markets are seeing a shift in investment patterns, with foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) turning net sellers and domestic institutional investors (DIIs) increasingly absorbing selling pressure. Meanwhile, FPIs continue...
WHEN FPIS sell Indian shares, they receive rupees, which they convert into dollars to repatriate investments or redeploy capital overseas. This generates additional demand for dollars in the forex market, pressuring the rupee,...
A SECTOR-WISE analysis of FPI holdings reveals a high concentration in a handful of industries. Financial services accounted for 30.2% of FPI equity assets under custody at the end of September, followed by healthcare (8%), autos and...
DIIS COMPRISE mutual funds (MFs), insurance firms, banks, pension funds and other domestic financial institutions that channel domestic savings into financial markets. Mutual funds play an important role in directing household savings...
THE INVESTMENT stance of FPIs and DIIs in Indian equities has increasingly diverged over the past five years. While FPI flows have fluctuated considerably, DII investments have picked up, giving support to the stock market. The divergence...