India plans to abolish capital gains tax on foreign portfolio investments in government securities, aiming to attract overseas capital and stabilize economic challenges.
The move is aimed at boosting overseas capital
Jun 04, 2026
09:31 am
What's the storyThe Indian government is planning to waive capital gains tax for foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) investing in government securities.
The move is aimed at boosting overseas capital inflows and supporting the rupee amid the ongoing US-Iran war's economic impact.
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