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Angel One, CDSL, BSE, other capital market stocks jump up to 8%. 3 reasons behind the rally

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In short

Capital market intermediaries witnessed substantial buying interest after the Finance Minister noted the government would consider foreign investor requests regarding equity tax revisions. Brokerage firm Jefferies suggested that any prospective relief on long-term capital gains could effectively draw overseas capital back into domestic equities. The optimism coincided with broader market indices advancing significantly as foreign portfolio investors reversed recent trends to become net buyers.

Key points

  • Government openness to reviewing capital gains tax structures served as a major catalyst…: Government openness to reviewing capital gains tax structures served as a major catalyst for the financial sector.
  • Anticipation of tax relief has raised expectations for the sustained return of foreign in…: Anticipation of tax relief has raised expectations for the sustained return of foreign investment into Indian equities.
  • Strong institutional participation reinforced a wider domestic market recovery that added…: Strong institutional participation reinforced a wider domestic market recovery that added roughly Rs 4 lakh crore to BSE market capitalisation.

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The sharp surge in stocks pushed the Nifty Capital Markets index more than 3% higher, hitting a seven-week high of 5,380 on Tuesday. Angel One shares were the top gainer, with the shares of the company rallying nearly 8%, extending gains to 32% in 2026 so far.

Motilal Oswal Financial Services jumped nearly 6%, while CDSL, CAMS and 360 One WAM shares gained around 5% each. NAM India, Groww, KFinTech, MCX, BSE, HDFC AMC and IEX shares gained 2-3%.

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1. LTCG tax relief on the cards

The buzz around potential relief on the LTCG tax front continues to grow louder. The central government would "consider" the request from foreign investors to review the structure of taxes levied on equity capital gains, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said on Monday. The circumstances have changed and, therefore, the voices of concern are louder,'' she said at a media event, in reference to reports that her administration has received suggestions to review levies…

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