The FII sell-off dilemma: Macro pressures overrule tax incentives
The withdrawal of Foreign Institutional Investors is triggering substantial capital outflows from India’s stock exchanges. This ongoing sell-off occurs despite initiatives like tax exemptions and relaxed regulations, as investors look for more attractive returns in other markets. Rising interest rates in the U.S. further complicate matters, raising alarms about potential repercussions for India’s economy.
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