FII SELLOFF

The market participants are convinced that the macro fundamentals and the fiscal condition of the country is very strong and India is poised to grow as the fastest-growing economy of the world for the next few years.

Nifty ended with 0.4% gains in a week-long holiday shortened by Bakri Eid. When markets resume trading on Monday, a host of important domestic and global events lined up during the holiday-truncated week are likely to impact them.

The expectation of Modi-led government to form with a majority was the major factor and also new fund offers (NFOs) during the month which mobilised fresh Rs 10,140 crores which helped in record flows for the month of May 2024.

The recent FII trends have taken a stark turn from Monday's buying spree, where both FIIs and DIIs were net buyers, collectively purchasing shares worth Rs 8,765 crore. This buying activity was apparently fueled by exit polls predicting a resounding...

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“The first thing I did was message my portfolio managers who invest in India to say if Nifty banks are down because of a lower-than-expected mandate for Modi, it’s a buying opportunity,” Sai said in an interview on Tuesday.

Indian markets reacted to the NDA's election results with a 6% loss in Sensex and Nifty. Concerns over socialist policies were raised. Traders were cautioned by Kotak Securities. Adian Markets and Hang Seng futures showed varied performance. Oil pri...

It was a sharp contrast to Monday's action where both FIIs and DIIs were net buyers and purchased shares worth Rs 6,851 crore and Rs 1,914 crore, respectively, taking the overall tally to Rs 8,765 crore.

In May, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) sold Indian stocks worth Rs 25,600 crore, aligning with the 'Sell in May and go away' adage. Increased net shorts in index futures, outperformance of Chinese stocks, and concerns about high valuations c...

Tech View: "The recent decline has disrupted the positive momentum, with Nifty falling below its crucial short-term moving average, the 20 DEMA. A decisive break of the 22,400 level could trigger a further drop to the 22,000-22,150 zone. We suggest ...

"Nifty has been consolidating in a broad range for the third consecutive day as investors remain watchful ahead of the big election outcome next week. We expect the Nifty to remain sideways to marginally positive on the back of reduced FII selling, ...

FIIs have sold Indian stocks worth Rs 37,700 cr since the Lok Sabha elections began on April 19, causing nervousness on Dalal Street. India VIX has increased by 67%. In contrast, DIIs have spent Rs 60,000 cr, holding strong amidst market volatility.

Global investors have pulled a net $3.5 billion from India’s stock markets so far in May, on course for the biggest withdrawal since June 2023, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.

Investors are closely monitoring India's elections, with low voter turnout and betting market predictions fueling uncertainty. Sensex is down over 1,700 points this month. Analysts assess potential market reactions to different election outcomes, fr...

Dalal Street's fear gauge, India VIX, surged over 60% this month, hitting a 52-week high of 21.49, as Sensex plummeted over 2,000 points. FIIs withdrew Rs 19,000 crore. Sensex fell 800 points today amid election uncertainty but rebounded as voting p...

​The current market trend has been showing signs of losing momentum, as evidenced by the sloppy ascent of the rise and the shrinkage of the size of candles. The index has been trading within a range of 21,800 to 22,800 for the past 11 weeks, and it ...

FIIs withdrew Rs 20,000 crore during Lok Sabha elections and Q4 earnings amid stress from rising bond yields, Iran-Israel war, and India-Mauritius tax tweak. Impact on oil prices and US Fed rate cuts outlook are also significant factors.

FIIs have been selling financial stocks on Dalal Street, including heavyweight banks like HDFC Bank, Bajaj Finance, and Kotak Mahindra Bank, amid fears of the end of the Goldilocks period. The banks' Return on Assets is expected to decline due to pr...

Global funds sold $2.4 billion of Indian shares on a net basis last week, the most since June 2022. They sold another $374 million on Tuesday, according to provisional data, as trading resumed after Monday’s surprise trading holiday announcement.