FIIs continues to buy Indian stocks for 3rd day in row, but inflow slows to ₹212 crore; DIIs turn net sellers
FIIs buying slowed on Thursday after the RBI maintained a status quo. However, DIIs turned net sellers in Indian equities. Both Sensex and Nifty 50 ended in the red dragged by auto, banking, IT, and healthcare stocks. Key Points
mintFIIs buy equities for 9 days in row, invests ₹1,942 cr, DIIs infuse ₹405 cr. Key details here
Foreign investors are net buyers in all trading sessions of May so far. While domestic investors have shown a mixed appetite. On Tuesday, consistent FIIs inflow kept bears off the bay on Sensex and Nifty 50. Key Points
mintFIIs continue 3-day selling streak, pulls out ₹409 crore; but DIIs invest ₹250 crore - 26 June trade
Foreign investors sold Indian stocks for the third consecutive session on Monday, with outflows totaling ₹409.43cr ($54.9m), but this was offset by domestic institutional investors who became net buyers. The Sensex and Nifty ended flat due to weak global cues. Key Points
mintSGX Nifty down 10 points; here's what changed for market while you were sleeping
Foreign portfolio investors were net buyers for the second straight day at Rs 1,714 crore. DIIs net sold shares worth Rs 654 crore on Wednesday. Key Points
Economic TimesWeekly trade: FII invests ₹7,750 cr in Indian equities this week, DIIs sold ₹1,262 cr
Sensex and Nifty 50 recorded a nearly 1% jump in the current week driven by Q4 numbers, strong buying from FIIs and macroeconomic data. FIIs have been net buyers since April 26th, DIIs are performing on a mixed note. Key Points
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FIIs extend selling streak as markets fall for 3rd straight session; offload ₹317 crore; DIIs turn net buyers
As per the NSE data, FIIs cumulatively bought ₹11,379.30 crore of Indian equities, while they sold ₹11,696.76 crore --- resulting in an outflow of ₹317.46 crore. Key Points
mintFIIs were active net sellers, offloaded 3,979 crore, and DIIs bought securities worth 2,528 crore - July 27 trade
FIIs sold ₹3,979.44 crore in shares, while DIIs bought ₹2,528.15 crore. The stock market closed lower, with Nifty below 19,700. Banks and auto stocks were losers, while pharma and healthcare stocks gained. Sensex fell 440 points, Nifty lost 118 points. Volatility due to F&O contract expiry. Key Points
mintDesi investors now own over one-fourth of Dalal Street
India's dependence on foreign capital is decreasing as the share of domestic institutional investors (DIIs) and individual investors in companies listed on the National Stock Exchange has surpassed 25% for the first time. The net inflow from DIIs reached Rs83,200 crore during the quarter. Key Points
Economic TimesIsrael-Hamas war: Sensex up 600 points. Why bulls have made peace with war
The decline in the dollar index to 105.95 and the US 10-year bond yield falling to 4.65 from the recent high of 4.88 are positive developments for equity markets. Even though FIIs continue to sell in India, the intensity of selling is coming down. More importantly. DIIs are increasing their purchases, said Dr V K Vijayakumar of Geojit Financial Services. Key Points
Economic TimesGIFT Nifty up 15 points; here's what changed for market while you were sleeping
FPIs turn net buyers at Rs 1,088 crore after two days of selling. DIIs sold shares worth Rs 333 crore on Tuesday. Key Points
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FIIs winning streak continues for 5 days in row, infuses ₹2,134 crore today in Indian stocks; DIIs selling widens
FIIs continued their buying streak in Indian stocks, investing over ₹2,134 crore. However, DIIs increased their selling. Traders remain optimistic, betting on Q1 results for FY24. Key Points
mintFIIs turn net sellers with outflow of ₹693 crore in Indian stocks, but DIIs invest ₹219 crore - June 22 trade
Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) sold Indian stocks with an outflow of more than ₹693 crore, while domestic institutional investors' (DIIs) buying slowed to over ₹219 crore. Markets retreated as volatility heightened after Sensex touched a lifetime high and Nifty neared its record level. Key Points
mintWednesday trade: FIIs pull out ₹1271 cr from equities, DIIs offset losses with ₹1,824 cr buying
Sensex closed at 57,555.90 down by 344.29 points or 0.59%. Nifty 50 tumbled by 71.15 points or 0.42% to end at 16,972.15. In terms of sectoral indices, banking stocks continued to witness a bearish tone. BSE Bankex dipped by nearly 383 points, while Bank Nifty shed nearly 360 points. Key Points
mintFIIs infuse over ₹721 cr, invest for third day in row; DIIs buy ₹757 cr in Indian equities
Indian market extended its rally at the start of this week with Sensex regaining its 60,000 psychological mark and Nifty 50 inching closer to 17,800 levels. Fears of rate hikes and uncertainties in Adani Group seem to have flavoured out which led to the return of bulls in domestic equities. Key Points
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