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Financial sector needs more tax clarity

Financial Express Kolkata

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January 28, 2026

LTCG, STCG & STT in India

IN 2025, FOREIGN portfolio investors sold about $18 billion of shares amidst stretched valuations, subdued earnings, geopolitical worries and concerns over steep US tariffs on Indian exports.

The selloff has continued in 2026, with some of the headwinds continuing. In light of this, it remains to be seen what policy and tax measures the Government will announce in the Budget on February 1 to bring back FPI flows.

CURRENT SCENARIO

Globally, India is one of the very few countries that imposes CGT as well as STT on foreign portfolio investments in listed securities. When STT was first introduced, long term capital gains tax was abolished. Progressively, the Government has increased the rate of STCG tax and also introduced LTCG tax while continuing to levy STT.

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Financial sector needs more tax clarity

LTCG, STCG & STT in India

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FTA opens window for base metal exports

THE FREE TRADE agreement (FTA) between India and the European Union (EU) is expected to marka shift in base metals trade froma pre-FTA tariff-bound regime toa post-FTA market-access framework, influencing exports of steel, aluminium, nickel, zinc and leadintoablocthataccounts for nearly 25% of global GDP and about one-third of global trade.

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