Stock Market

weighted by free-float market capitalization An explanation

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Girl Learning concepts of stock market

“Weighted by free-float market capitalization” is a method used to calculate stock market indices. like Nifty Indices Here’s what it means: Free-Float Market Capitalization: This refers to the portion of a company’s total market capitalization that is available for trading by the public. It excludes shares held by promoters, insiders, and other strategic investors who Read more: weighted by free-float market capitalization An explanation..

FPI withdraw around $1.27 Billion from Indian Equity Market after Budget

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FPI withdraw around $1.27 Billion from Indian Equity Market after Budget

Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) pulled out nearly $1.27 billion (around Rs 10,710 crore) from the Indian stock market in the three days following the budget announcement. The recent budget announcement in India has led to a significant withdrawal of funds by foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) from the stock market.  As par the stock exchange data, Read more: FPI withdraw around $1.27 Billion from Indian Equity Market after Budget..

Stock Market regain after sharp decline due to GoI increases tax on capital gains, derivates trading

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Stock Market regain after sharp decline due to GoI increases tax

The Indian stock market, as represented by the Nifty 50 and Sensex, has shown a partial recovery after a sharp decline following the government’s announcement to increase taxes on capital gains and derivatives trading in the Union Budget 2024-25. Reasons for the Initial Decline: Increased Tax Burden: The higher tax rates on capital gains and Read more: Stock Market regain after sharp decline due to GoI increases tax on capital gains, derivates trading..