FPIs pump in ₹10,850 cr in Indian equities in just 4 sessions of May; DIIs turn net sellers so far

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In just four trading sessions of May month so far, foreign investors have made strong buying in Indian equities..

In the trading week that ended on May 5th, FPIs have pumped in a whopping 10,850 crore, while foreign institutional investors (FIIs) have bought 5,528 crore..

However, this is not the case with domestic institutional investors (DIIs) who have turned into net sellers in domestic equities..

Sensex and Nifty 50 ended the week with only a 1% upside as sharp selling in HDFC and HDFC Bank toppled broad-based gains...

Read here: FII flows, Inflation, IIP data, Q4 results among major key factors to dictate markets in week ahead. said, "FPIs are likely to continue buying in India..

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