According to the latest depositories data, FPIs withdrew a net amount of Rs 2,031.02 crore from equities but put in Rs 3,872.19 crore in the debt segment during September 3-13, translating into a total net inflow of Rs 1,841.17 crore into the capital markets

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman's press conference: The Modi government is battling with the ongoing economic slowdown, which has spread from auto, real estate, manufacturing, FMCG to several other allied businesses

FPIs have withdrawn Rs 33,700 crore from equity market since July 2019 while DIIs have been net buyers to the tune of Rs 43,800 crore

Domestic markets will remain closed on September 10 on account of Moharram. There will also be no trading activity in the bond, commodity, forex, money and bullion markets today

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 from the domestic capital markets (both equity and debt)

On completion of the issuance, the promoter and group entities will hold about 70.54 per cent in ABCL, and Advent International will emerge as the largest non-promoter shareholder with 4.15 per cent stake, followed by PremjiInvest with 4.11 per cent

The Indian rupee will not regain ground lost against the dollar in the coming year, according to strategists polled by Reuters, who believe a recent rollback of a surcharge on foreign investments will have no impact on the currency.

According to India Ratings, China would continue to crowd out capital flows to emerging markets like India and consequently, FPI inflows would remain under pressure

RBI's task force also recommended easing rules around the securitisation of loan assets and permitting wider participation from funds and insurance companies in trading these securities, says the central bank

Government will try to raise non-tax revenue through disinvestment and asset monetisation, said Niti Aayog Vice Chairman Rajiv Kumar.

In July, overseas investors had pulled out a net amount of Rs 2,985.88 crore from the capital markets.

Besides the Indian Bank and Allahabad Bank merger, finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman also announced the merger of 10 public sector banks into four big banks.