FPI ON DALAL STREET
Rs 32,000 crore-inflow in 12 days! 7 reasons why FIIs are chasing Indian stocks non-stop
In the evolving market landscape, investors are driven by factors like rate cut speculations and a long-term investment view, shaping market sentiments. The recent surge in FII investments, particularly in bluechip stocks, indicates a strategic shift towards sustainable growth opportunities.
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Bulls returned to Dalal Street with full force on Friday, as the Sensex closed over 1,600 points higher, reaching a new all-time high, while the Nifty 50 advanced over 468 points. Both indices successfully erased all losses from June 4.
Power stocks: Stay with the re-rated ones in Modi 2.0 for next round in 3.0, just hedge a bit, 5 stocks with upside potential of upto 23%
In the last ten years there have been many sectors which have come out of their troubled past, but the power sector probably stands out for multiple reasons. First, moving out of trouble not only meant that power companies were able to stand on their own feet, but also a big amount of NPA which the banks were saddled with was due to power companies being in the red. So, the health of the power sector, especially the private companies, has seen an improvement. Because there are a large number of PSUs in the power sector, due to policy push and changes in the policy a number of them have seen better performance. Now because any sector where the government and its policies have played an important role in terms of revival, the continuation of the policy framework becomes critical for the sector. So in such a sector, shareholders should hedge before the election results so that their decisions are not impacted by the narrative that FPI are selling due to polls.
Risk-off sentiment brings big selloff in FPI-heavy counters
Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have sold shares worth over ₹22,000 crore this month after pulling ₹21,524 crore out of Dalal Street in April. More than 100 stocks where FPIs hold over 5% stake as of March 31, 2024, have declined between 10% and 30% in last one month, compared to a 1.7% fall in benchmark Nifty.
Lok Sabha election or China effect? 4 reasons why Sensex has fallen 2,000 points in May
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 progressed.
Mauritius issue begins to haunt foreign investors as FPIs pull out nearly $1 billion from Indian stocks
India and Mauritius have agreed to a protocol to alter a double taxation avoidance agreement (DTAA) stating that tax relief cannot be for the indirect benefit of residents of another country. As a result, all FPIs will have to examine whether they have enough commercial rationale to be based in Mauritius when the tax scrutiny happens.
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Bulls on parade on Dalal Street
India's market cap hit ₹400 lakh crore and Sensex reached 75,000, breaching psychological barriers. Notable are the ₹100 lakh crore added in value within a year, domestic investors driving small- and mid caps, and regulators flagging 'frothy' territory. Foreign portfolio investors turned net sellers in April, contrasting FPI caution with Indian investors' bullishness.
Global cues, Q4 earnings, FII flows among six factors to set Dalal Street trajectory this week
After a positive start, the market outlook remains optimistic for the upcoming holiday shortened week. Stock markets will be closed on Thursday for Eid-Ul-Fitr, with investors keeping an eye on global signals. 'The upcoming week kicks off the earnings season, with attention on IT giants first,' says Ajit Mishra, SVP - technical research at Religare Broking.
Where is Nifty50 headed in April? See what history has to tell about D-Street action
FY25 has started positively for equities, with strong capital flows and Nifty50's 27% gains in FY24. Bulls are likely to dominate Dalal Street in April amid key events like RBI's monetary policy and general elections.
IT, bank stocks drag Sensex 150 points lower; Nifty below 22,450
Indian equity indices open lower on global cues. IT, financial stocks decline. Companies like ICICI Bank, JSW Steel, Bajaj Finance trade with cuts, while Tata Motors, Titan, Reliance Industries record gains.
Big bulls of Dalal Street raise Rs 4 lakh crore toast to FY24; what’s in store for FY25?
Dalal Street's FIIs and DIIs powered the equities euphoria in FY24, Nifty50 rose 27% with BSE market cap up at Rs 125 lakh crore. Smallcap Index soared 60%, driven by strong corporate earnings and US Fed rate cuts for potential FY25 performance.
Mahadev betting app scam: 19 smallcap stocks crash up to 37% this month
Smallcap investors suffered losses due to the Mahadev Online Book scam involving entities like Hari Shankar Tibrewala. Several listed stocks linked to the scam saw significant value depreciation, causing panic in the stock market.
PSU bank stocks ride past private sector peers in 2024, but how long will good days last?
Private banks lost to PSBs in 2024 as the latter gave double-digit returns. HDFC Bank saw a correction in share prices, FIIs sold financial stocks, and Goldman Sachs issued a “sell” call on YES Bank. PSU banks rallied, but caution is advised in the sector.
Rs 30,000 crore boost! FII dollars chased 8 sectors in February, but one remained unlucky
Foreign portfolio investors slowed down selling on Dalal Street in February, with eight sectors witnessing cumulative inflows of more than Rs 30,000 crore. The consumer services sector attracted the highest inflows at Rs 7,538 crore. The construction and fast moving consumer goods sectors faced outflows. Equities may witness a volatile March with continued selling in the broader market.
Last leg of Q3 earnings among 5 factors to dictate Nifty mood this week
Led by the downside in private bank stocks, Nifty slipped 0.33% lower and broadly consolidated in the 21,600–22,000 range during the week. PSU banks outshined with SBI leading with a 12% upside in just five days.
February kickstarts on a high note for Dalal Street, but can bulls keep up the tempo?
After strong buying in November and December of 2023, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) turned net sellers in January, weighed down by a firm dollar and a rise in global bond yields. While in the first two trading days of February, they were net buyers, it’s too early to conclude that they have made a comeback.
Sensex bounces back after 2-day selloff, rises 500 points; Nifty above 21,300
From the Sensex pack, Axis Bank was the top loser, falling over 4% in early trade. Asian Paints, Bharti Airtel, HDFC Bank, and Maruti also opened with cuts, while Infosys, HCL Tech, ABI, and Tech Mahindra opened with gains.
D-Street indices tumble as FPI selloff continues
On Tuesday, the BSE Sensex dropped 1.49%, or 1,061.96 points, to 70,361.69. NSE Nifty declined 1.55%, or 334.95 points, to close at 21,236.85. Of the 50 top stocks, only 11 advanced.
FPIs unleash turbulence with Rs 21,000 cr weekly selloff in sudden shift
In the week gone by, FPIs net sold shares worth over Rs 21,000 crore, signalling a sudden shift in the strategy. So far in the month of January, FPIs were net sellers at Rs 16,455 crore.
Sensex slides for 3rd day. 5 factors why bulls are feeling the chill
Sensex falls below 71,000 as HDFC Bank shares continued the slide. Nifty slips below 21,400. Power Grid, Asian Paints, Bajaj Finance, Wipro and Bajaj Finserv declined. NHPC shares drop 6% due to Indian government's stake sale. Nifty IT, Bank, Auto, Financial Services, FMCG, Metal, Realty, and Healthcare open in the red. Asian markets trade mixed, US Treasury yields edge higher. FIIs sell Indian shares worth Rs 10,578 crore. Oil prices edge higher as OPEC forecasts strong growth. Indian rupee falls to $83.16.
Rs 2,400 crore dent! FPIs go in reverse mode on Dalal Street; will they shift gear?
In fact, data showed that foreign portfolio investors turned net sellers of equities in the last week after being net buyers in the secondary market in the preceding week.
Rs 1.76 lakh crore bet! India sees highest-ever FPI inflows in rupee terms in 2023
In December, FPIs bought shares worth more than Rs 58,498 crore, the highest purchase by them in a month since November 2020. In November 2020, they had bought shares worth Rs 70,896 crore.
Outlook 2024: Who expects what from Dalal Street in the New Year?
Entering into the New Year, the outlook for equities remains positive after a splendid 2023 that saw foreign capital and domestic inflows gushing into Dalal Street.
Auto sales, global cues, FPI flows among 8 factors to hog Dalal Street this week
A stupendous run during the last week of 2023 saw benchmark indices giving a strong breakout on the upside and clocking nearly 2% gains.
Over $5 billion in 15 days! FIIs post record fortnightly buying in Indian equities
Lower U.S. bond yields on expectation of interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, the Reserve Bank of India raising India's growth forecast, and state election results setting the stage for policy continuity in 2024 have spurred buying, analysts said.
$1.3 billion bet! FPI dollars chased just these 4 sectors in November; what’s likely in December?
The consumer services sector attracted maximum inflows in November to the tune of Rs 4,370 crore, after witnessing outflows of Rs 185 crore in October.
Who is worried about FPI exits? Not Dalal Street
Market experts that ET spoke to believe that long term investors need to focus on the India growth story rather than feeling concerned over the FPI selling, which has more to do with global geopolitical issues
FPI buying nosedives 94% week-on-week; are dollars taking a “U” turn on Dalal Street?
Foreign portfolio investors' (FPIs) buying spree in Indian equities appears to be losing steam, with net investments of just Rs 468 crore in domestic markets last week, compared to Rs 7,804 crore in the preceding week. The benchmarks Sensex and Nifty 50 witnessed their first weekly loss in five weeks as investors took partial profits. However, inflows from FPIs were positive for the fourth consecutive month, with over $4bn invested in July, lower than June's over $6bn inflows.
Dalal Street hits fresh highs driven by strong FPI buying activity
India's domestic stock benchmarks, the Sensex and the Nifty, reached new highs, driven by increased investments from foreign investors who view India as a bright spot in the global economy. The Adani Group, along with stocks in the metals, auto, and financial sectors, led the surge. However, analysts have cautioned that India's equity valuations have become rich, which may limit further upside potential. Foreign portfolio investors turned net buyers after several sessions of selling, contributing to the rally. Overall, sentiment is positive in global equities following upbeat US economic data.
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