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India has eased investment rules for foreign individuals and entities in listed stocks, allowing them to invest via the portfolio investment scheme, which was previously only available to non-resident Indians and overseas citizens of India.
New Delhi, India
Who
residents outside India', 'persons resident outside India' (PROIs), Department of Economic Affairs (DEA), Mayank Arora, professional services firm Nangia Global
What
India has eased investment rules for foreign individuals and entities in listed stocks, allowing them to invest via the portfolio investment scheme, which was previously only available to non-resident Indians and overseas citizens of India.
When
Mon, 15 Jun 2026 00:44:00 GMT · 2h 3m ago
Where
New Delhi, India ·
Why
This move aims to curb capital outflows and strengthen the rupee amid the West Asia war.
The Frontline Impact
How this affects you
The easing of investment rules and the doubling of investment limits for 'persons resident outside India' (PROIs) in listed Indian stocks is intended to attract foreign investment, reverse capital outflows, and support the Indian rupee.
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3 events in this thread- Currently Reading2h 3m agoIndia has eased investment rules for foreign individuals and entities in listed stocks, allowing them to invest via the portfolio investment scheme, which was previously only available to non-resident Indians and overseas citizens of India.
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