Foreign portfolio investors (FPI) withdrew a net amount of Rs 5,577.99 crore from equities.

Annualised tax outgo likely to decline to Rs 1.8 lakh crore post rate cut.

Wealthy investors continue paying higher surcharge on gains made from derivative and bond market trades.

FPIs have pulled out a net of $4.8 billion from Indian shares since the end of July.

FPIs have remained net sellers for the previous two months, pulling out Rs 5,920.02 crore in August and Rs 2,985.88 crore in July

Hong Kong-based ASIFMA said that they welcome the recent decision to withdraw the increased surcharge rates applicable on non-corporate FPI...

Recent foreign outflows had more to do with the deteriorating US-China trade ties.

PSBs rallied up to 9 per cent in trade on FM's announcement of upfront recapitalisation.

I do not think the entire FPI outflow from the last couple of months could come back.

Surcharge will still be applicable on capital gains from debt instruments.

The stock market has been going through a rough phase lately due to the widespread pessimism in the economy.

Govt exploring various options, the one considered most effective & legally feasible to be taken up.

FPIs feeling very optimistic after meeting Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Friday.

Wish list: Surcharge rollback, removal of LTCG tax on shares & tax policy certainty.

Sebi called for meeting with HR Khan-led panel on easing the norms on Friday.

FPIs being subject to increased surcharge will revisit their strategies in Indian markets.

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman in her maiden budget hiked the surcharge on income tax paid by super-rich individuals.