India regulator eases trading rules for foreign investors
On January 16, India’s regulator announced new measures like net settlement to ease foreign market access. These changes aim to align with global standards.
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The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) announced a series of regulatory measures on January 16, 2026, to ease foreign investor participation in equity markets in India 
IN. These structural changes are designed to address accelerated foreign outflows by reducing settlement costs and aligning domestic market practices with international standards. The reform comes as foreign capital exits Indiaamid concerns over steep United States 
US tariffs, weak corporate earnings, and high equity valuations.
IN. These structural changes are designed to address accelerated foreign outflows by reducing settlement costs and aligning domestic market practices with international standards. The reform comes as foreign capital exits Indiaamid concerns over steep United States US tariffs, weak corporate earnings, and high equity valuations.
