Key Points
This positive trend is likely due to several factors, including the Reserve Bank of India's decision to pause rate hikes, the March quarter earnings of companies not bringing any big shocks to Dalal Street investors, and the US Federal Reserve's indication of a likely pause in interest rates..
However, experts caution that the Fed's indications of a possible recession could impact FII flowsETMarkets.com..
Foreign institutional investors were net buyers of Indian equities for 14 straight days, the longest in 3 years, market veteran Nilesh Shah said in a tweet...
The consumer inflation print post the RBI policy action triggered hopes that the central bank will remain on a long pause.. Further, the March quarter earnings of companies did not bring any big shocks to Dalal Street investors...
Despite the buying by FIIs in April and so far in May, their net investments in India on a year-to-date (YTD) basis, remains negative, while they remain positive for China, Taiwan, and South Korea, said Mohit Ralhan, Chief Executive Officer, TIW Capital...
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