Mumbai, July 23 : After 16 straight sessions of selling, Foreign Portfolio investors (FPIs) have pulled out a total Rs 11,000 crore from Indian equity markets in July with the sharpest day sell-off coming on Tuesday.
FPIs offloaded Rs 2,607.97 crore worth of scrips on Tuesday according to the BSE provisional data.
FPIs have been in a selling mode since the Budget proposed a tax on the super-rich, adversely affecting the 40-50 per cent of FPIs, who come in through the trust route.
The selling further intensified following Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman's denial of roll-back of the controversial tax last week.
--IANS
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Source: IANS
Total FPI July outflow crosses Rs 11,000 cr
Mumbai, July 23 : After 16 straight sessions of selling, Foreign Portfolio investors (FPIs) have pulled out a total Rs 11,000 crore from Indian equity markets in July with the sharpest day sell-off coming on Tuesday.
FPIs offloaded Rs 2,607.97 crore worth of scrips on Tuesday according to the BSE provisional data.
FPIs have been in a selling mode since the Budget proposed a tax on the super-rich, adversely affecting the 40-50 per cent of FPIs, who come in through the trust route.
The selling further intensified following Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman's denial of roll-back of the controversial tax last week.
--IANS
ravi/sn/prs.
Source: IANS
FPIs offloaded Rs 2,607.97 crore worth of scrips on Tuesday according to the BSE provisional data.
FPIs have been in a selling mode since the Budget proposed a tax on the super-rich, adversely affecting the 40-50 per cent of FPIs, who come in through the trust route.
The selling further intensified following Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman's denial of roll-back of the controversial tax last week.
--IANS
ravi/sn/prs.
Source: IANS