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ETMarkets Smart Talk | India could attract $1.5 trillion FII inflows over the next decade: Swati Khemani
Swati Khemani of Carnelian Asset Management remains optimistic about Indian equities, citing strong macro fundamentals and potential FII inflows of $1.5 trillion. She anticipates gradual rate cuts by the RBI and favors sectors like BFSI, manufacturing, pharma, and specialty chemicals.
GIFT Nifty down 200 points; here's the trading setup for today's session
Indian equities experienced a significant decline on Thursday, influenced by geopolitical tensions and uncertainty surrounding the US-China trade deal. Despite the fall, technical indicators suggest a potentially strong underlying trend, with analysts anticipating market consolidation. Foreign investors were net sellers, while domestic institutional investors were net buyers, and the rupee saw a slight appreciation against the US dollar.
Indices decline 1% amid rising crude prices and geopolitical tensions
Indian equity markets experienced a 1% decline on Thursday, triggered by escalating tensions in West Asia and the subsequent surge in crude oil prices. Geopolitical uncertainty, coupled with a plane crash, dampened investor sentiment, leading to significant selling pressure from foreign portfolio investors. While domestic institutions provided some support, broader market indices reflected the prevailing caution.
Finance Ministry eases rules for bonus share issue by companies in FDI-barred sectors
The finance ministry has amended rules, effective June 11, 2025, allowing Indian companies in restricted FDI sectors to issue bonus shares to existing non-resident shareholders, provided their stakes remain unchanged. This move aims to provide flexibility in equity restructuring and improve capital management, aligning with the DPIIT's April announcement and broader efforts to attract foreign capital.
Eye on IPO shores, companies set sail for Cayman
The Cayman Islands are emerging as a preferred destination for Indian software startups chasing global markets, offering greater flexibility in raising capital, whether from India or abroad. The self-governing British Overseas Territory is a “region of interest” for software-as-a-service (SaaS) companies scaling up their international ambitions.
India plans curbs on overseas remittances, offshore deposits may be barred: Sources
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is set to tighten regulations on overseas remittances by resident Indians, preventing the parking of funds in foreign currency deposits with lock-in periods. This move aims to curb passive wealth shifting and align the Liberalised Remittance Scheme (LRS) with India's cautious approach to capital account convertibility.
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GIFT Nifty down 30 points; here's the trading setup for today's session
Indian stock markets closed slightly up on Wednesday. Positive news regarding US-China trade and the India-EU FTA may influence market sentiment. Analysts suggest buying on dips, with support at 24,850. India VIX decreased, indicating reduced market fear. FIIs net sold shares, while DIIs were net buyers. The Rupee strengthened against the US dollar.
Jubilant promoters eye Rs 2,000 crore via stake sales for Hindustan Coca-Cola Beverages deal
Jubilant Bhartia Group's promoters are selling minority stakes in listed companies to raise ₹2,000 crore for partially funding the acquisition of a 40% stake in Hindustan Coca-Cola Beverages (HCCB). Goldman Sachs Asset Management has already raised $600 million for the deal, and the group is divesting non-core assets. The deal values Coca-Cola’s bottling arm at ₹31,250 crore.
HSBC calls India a refuge amid global market jitters, recommends 5 stock picks
HSBC India outlook: HSBC calls India a rare safe haven amid global uncertainty, citing strong Q4 earnings and macro stability. It maintains a Sensex target of 82,240 and highlights HDFC Life, Ujjivan SFB, Godrej Consumer, UPL, and GAIL as top stock ideas.
India among top 10 global cross-border investment destinations for land & development sites in Q1 FY26
India solidifies its position as a top global destination for cross-border real estate investments, ranking seventh worldwide. Fueled by strong macroeconomic fundamentals and pro-investment policies, India's real estate sector witnessed a 31% year-on-year growth in institutional investments in Q1 2025. Diversification into residential, industrial, and warehousing segments is attracting increased foreign investor interest.
Will RBI's rate cuts and liquidity easing be enough to spur demand and grow India's economy?
Despite the RBI's significant liquidity injection through rate and CRR cuts, a Nuvama report questions its effectiveness in reviving demand due to fiscal constraints and subdued corporate investment. The report highlights that households' limited capacity and neutral fiscal policy hinder a robust recovery, unlike previous cycles supported by fiscal expansion and export rebounds.
Sula Vineyards, GM Breweries shares jump up to 18%. What's making their brew stronger?
Sula Vineyards and GM Breweries shares surged as Maharashtra's new liquor policy spared beer and wine from excise duty hikes, benefiting companies focused on these categories. GM Breweries may also gain from a new Maharashtra-made Liquor category. Meanwhile, United Spirits and Allied Blenders faced declines due to increased duties on Indian-made Foreign Liquor.
Tata Asset Management receives IFSCA approval to begin operations in Gujarat's GIFT City
Tata Mutual Fund: The approval marks a significant step in expanding Tata Asset Management's offshore product suite and facilitating global and outbound investment opportunities, in line with its ambition to evolve into a global asset management brand.
GIFT Nifty up 30 points; here's the trading setup for today's session
Domestic equities remained flat after a four-day rally, with analysts anticipating continued consolidation and a positive bias. The positive sentiment favors long trades above 24,850, potentially reaching 25,350, while India VIX fell. FIIs and DIIs were net buyers, and the rupee strengthened against the US dollar amid strong foreign capital inflows.
GIFT Nifty up 60 points; here's the trading setup for today's session
Domestic markets closed higher, fueled by positive sentiment following the RBI's rate cut and strong global cues, including robust US jobs data and optimism surrounding US-China trade talks. Analysts anticipate a continued upward trend in the market, supported by favorable domestic factors. The rupee strengthened, and both FIIs and DIIs were net buyers.
How to save tax on your Bitcoin investments in India, legally!
Indian Bitcoin investors face a steep 30% tax and 1% TDS, hindering profitability. Bitcoin ETFs offer a tax-efficient alternative, taxed as long-term capital gains at 12.5% if held over 24 months, with no TDS. Unlike direct crypto investments, ETF losses can be offset, providing significant tax savings.
Sanlayan raises Rs186 crore from investors including Ashish Kacholia, Lashit Sanghvi and Jungle Ventures
Sanlayan Technologies, an aerospace and defence firm, secured Rs 186 crore in Series A funding. Ashish Kacholia, Lashit Sanghvi, and Jungle Ventures led the investment. The company will use the funds to enhance its defence capabilities. Sanlayan focuses on acquiring defence MSMEs and developing in-house technologies. They aim to contribute to India's national security.
Overseas luxury real estate: Here’s why it is catching the eyes of HNIs
Overseas luxury real estate is a high-involvement play. It demands due diligence, regulatory awareness, and trusted local partnerships. Done right, a home abroad can be more than a financial asset. It becomes a gateway to global living, future-proofing one’s wealth, and passing on a legacy with international roots.
FIIs turn sellers again in June, but markets ignore the Rs 3,565 cr exit
FIIs turned net sellers in early June after May's strong inflows, offloading Rs 3,565 crore in equities amid global uncertainties. In contrast, DIIs bought Rs 25,510 crore worth of stocks, stabilizing the market. The RBI’s surprise rate cut boosted sentiment, and experts see potential for a Nifty breakout above 25,200, though caution remains due to high valuations and global risks.
India continues to remain an attractive investment destination, says RBI governor
India attracts significant foreign investment. Gross FDI inflows increased to $81 billion in FY2024-25. Net FDI moderated, signaling a maturing economy. ECBs and non-resident deposits also saw higher inflows. Despite FPI outflows, India's external buffers remain strong with substantial foreign exchange reserves. The current account deficit is contained.
Rise in repatriation reflects market maturity, says RBI Governor amid dip in net FDI
India is still a good place for foreign companies to invest. More companies are sending their profits back home, which shows the market is working well. Foreign investment went up this financial year. The Reserve Bank of India expects the country's financial situation to remain stable. The foreign exchange reserves are sufficient.
Why the stock market rose today? Rate cut hopes among top 4 factors behind 444-point Sensex surge, Nifty above 24,700
Indian stock markets closed positively on Thursday. Pharma stocks and Reliance Industries saw gains. Investor confidence rose due to weaker dollar and falling U.S. Treasury yields. Sensex increased by 444 points, and Nifty gained 131 points. Realty and Pharma sectors led the market. Foreign investors turned net buyers. Oil prices declined due to increased inventories and Saudi Arabia's price cuts.
India-Kyrgyz Bilateral Investment Treaty comes into force, replaces agreement of 2000
India and Kyrgyzstan have reinforced their economic ties with the enforcement of a new Bilateral Investment Treaty (BIT), effective June 5, 2025. Replacing the 2000 agreement, the BIT aims to protect cross-border investments and create a secure environment for investors. It balances investor rights with sovereign regulatory powers, promoting sustainable development and transparent investment.
India bonds steady, yields seen edging lower ahead of RBI decision
Indian government bond prices remained relatively stable as traders anticipate the Reserve Bank of India's upcoming policy decision. Expectations are high for a 25 basis point rate cut, although some suggest a more aggressive 50 bps reduction to stimulate credit growth. Despite foreign investors selling bonds, optimism remains for future inflows once tariff uncertainties subside.
India considers easing bank ownership rules as foreign interest grows
India's banking regulator is considering easing foreign ownership rules to attract more long-term capital and facilitate acquisitions, driven by strong economic growth and the need for increased banking capital. The Reserve Bank of India is reviewing shareholding and licensing rules, potentially allowing regulated financial institutions to own larger stakes on a case-by-case basis.
D-Street lures FIIs back with big ticket block trades
Foreign investors are returning to Indian stocks, spurred by $5.5 billion in block trades in May, the highest in almost a year. This influx follows a significant outflow and is driven by attractive valuations and India's strong economic performance. Interest is particularly strong in banking, telecommunications, and diversified conglomerates, signaling renewed confidence in the Indian equities market.
Who controls India Inc.? The answer is starting to change: NSE report
The NSE's March 2025 report reveals private Indian promoters still lead with a 32.5% stake in NSE-listed firms. However, domestic mutual funds have reached a record 10.4% share, fueled by SIP inflows. Retail investors are also expanding their footprint, reflecting a shift towards a more diversified ownership base in India Inc.
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