Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) continued to remain net seller for the 10th consecutive month in April, as they sold Rs 70,100 crore worth Indian equities last month, according to the provisional exchange data.
The Indian equity benchmarks closed in the red this week, as persistent selling from the foreign institutional investors (FIIs) and higher crude prices weighed on market sentiment.
The Indian stock markets opened on a higher note on Thursday, with the equity benchmarks mirroring global cues amid hopes of easing geopolitical tensions between Washington and Tehran.
Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) remained the net buyers so far in May, buying Indian equities worth Rs 13,835 crore.
Escalating tensions between Russia and Ukraine, rising crude oil prices, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) and Q2 GDP will be the major factors for the stock market next week, according to experts.
Market outlook for next week will depend on factors like Fed rate cut, Japan inflation data and Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) activities, said analysts.
The trend of foreign institutional investors (FIIs) buying stocks through the primary market and others' category and selling through the exchange continued this week.
As foreign institutional investors (FIIs) resorted to big selling in the cash market this week amid weak global cues, domestic institutional investors (DIIs) played a stabilising role in mitigating volatility and supporting market confidence, experts said on Saturday.
Soon after the presentation of Union Budget 2024-25, the Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) resorted to offloading positions, who had turned aggressive buyers in calendar year 2024.
Although there has been strong performance in the short term by mid and small-caps, sustaining this in the near term…
