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  • Shorts, Longs, and Holidays: The real story behind Sensex's 1,300-point jump

    Unwinding of short positions by foreign institutional investors (FIIs), coupled with aggressive long bets by domestic institutional investors (DIIs) led to a sharp rise in the indices, said one derivatives expert.

  • "More bullish on emerging markets," says Mark Mobius, after the Fed rate cut

    Despite valuation concerns being echoed in India's small and midcap space, Mobius said he is still very upbeat on India's as an investment destination.

  • FIIs reverse course, inject $3.2 billion into Indian markets in June

    After two consecutive months of huge selling, foreign institutional investors turned net buyers in the month of June, having bought shares worth $3.2 billion – the second-highest monthly buying after $4.2 billion in March.

  • FII sell-off in auto, FMCG, oil & gas, power; shift to buying in banking, construction

    In the auto sector, FIIs sold Rs 3,323 crore in the second half of May, up from Rs 706 crore in the first half. In FMCG, they sold Rs 3,015 crore, compared to Rs 1,158 crore earlier. In power, they sold Rs 2,250 crore from Rs 792 crore initially.

  • DIIs invest over Rs 2 lakh crore in record 96 sessions

    The buying spree has picked up in the last three months with March logging Rs 56,356 crore, April Rs 40,720 crore and May (till date) Rs 45,000 crore

  • MC Graphixstory | FIIs rush for consumer services, auto, healthcare, sell off financial stocks

    FIIs offloaded financial, construction, and FMCG stocks. They were net sellers of financial services shares, pulling out Rs 10,000 crore from the market in February, after Rs 30,000 crore a month back

  • Only marginal credit rating gain for India from JP Morgan bond index inclusion: Fitch

    India's sovereign financing costs are currently less affected by external factors due to strong domestic financing, but this could change if non-resident holdings increase and fiscal metrics weaken, Fitch report said.

  • JPMorgan's inclusion of Indian bonds to benefit all asset classes, says Ritesh Jain

    Jain says the inclusion is a major win for India, as it attracts a significant pool of global capital for bond allocations, leading to increased foreign exchange inflows

  • Indian markets outperform global peers in April with $1.13 billion equity inflows

    Improving macroeconomic conditions, including a decline in consumer price inflation and a halt in interest rate hikes by the Reserve Bank of India, have boosted investor sentiment

  • FIIs record 3rd highest single-day inflow ever on MSCI rejig

    The flow was the highest since February 24, 2021, when FIIs recorded highest ever inflow at Rs 28,739.17 crore. The second largest single day inflow was on April 21, 2015 at Rs 17,488.73 crore.

  • Mid-cap, small-cap stocks stay on course to keep the market abuzz

    S Ranganathan of LKP Securities sees the rally as a reversal in sentiment and not just a pullback. He feels the worst of the downtrend from the top - 62,000 in Sensex - is over

  • FII flows in FY18 likely to surpass investments made in last 2 years

    Smooth implementation of GST, resolution of banking system stress and revival of investment cycle are the key things investors are looking forward to being addressed.

  • See 6000 as strong resistance for May; be heedful: Experts

    Nifty, which had rallied close to 500 points in the run-up to the credit policy, is seen trading in a wide range of 5500 to 6000 in May, experts said.

  • Religare Cap sees strong FII flow ahead; bets on RIL

    Gautam Trivedi of Religare Capital Markets expects strong flows to continue in the near-term. However, continuous selling by the domestic investors remain a cause for worry, he told CNBC-TV18.

  • FII cumulative stock investment in 2012 reaches USD 125 bn

    Foreign investors seem to have embraced Indian stocks yet again with net inflows crossing Rs 1.2 lakh crore (USD 23 billion) in 2012 and taking their total cumulative investment in the country's equity market to an all-time high of USD 125 billion.

  • Market to focus on global events more than GAAR: Udayan

    CNBC-TV18's managing editor Udayan Mukherjee says that the market will hinge more on how global events turn out rather than the GAAR clarification.

  • Nifty to settle around 4650-5000 in Q2: Angel Broking

    According to Lalit Thakkar, managing director of Angel Broking, this is not the right time to sell. In an exclusive interview to CNBC-TV18, Thakkar said that the market has not traded at a 12PE range for the past 7-8 years, barring the 2008 crash. Therefore, everyone should look at cashing in on the opportunity.

  • Single-stock ideas spurting; bodes well for mid-caps: UBS

    The domestic market has been trading range-bound over the past month. Suresh Mahadevan of UBS tells CNBC-TV18 that it is likely to continue this way until the fourth quarter.

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