Fii Outflows

Foreign investors pulled Rs 34,993 crore from equities in August, led by Singapore and Ireland. Malaysia and Germany, however, turned net buyers, alongside selective inflows into debt.

Worst of FII outflows behind, their impact getting smaller, says MOFSL

MOFSL noted that the FII exodus resulted into a mild impact on Indian equities, thanks to the counter-buying from domestic investors which held the fortress.

FIIs sell shares worth nearly $8 billion in January; third-largest monthly outflow ever

The Sensex and Nifty indices have fallen by 3.5% in January till date, marking their sharpest monthly decline since 2017 and surpassing the 3.07% drop recorded in January 2021. Broader indices like BSE MidCap and BSE SmallCap slumped over 9 percent each so far this month.

FIIs compensated for selling in secondary markets in 2024 by buying even more in IPOs, QIPs: Samir Arora

FII flows are overall positive in India in 2024 (and negative in secondary markets), says the market veteran

FIIs offload shares worth Rs 14,700 crore in financials during first half of August

In the first two weeks of August, FIIs have so far offloaded roughly Rs 18,824 crore from Indian equity markets in total, at a time of sharp volatility in local equities.

FPIs net buyers of $1.4 billion in five sessions: Election jitters behind us?

So far in 2024, FPIs were net sellers at $3.39 billion – with only March seeing a net buy figure. With election-related uncertainty behind us, any major selling by FPIs is unlikely, say experts.

Mutual Fund holdings in NSE-listed firms scales to new high, DIIs close gap with FIIs

According to Pranav Haldea, Managing Director, PRIME Database Group, Indian markets are moving towards self reliance with the share of DIIs set to overtake that of FIIs in the next few quarters.

Is the risk of further FII outflows from India rising?

Analysts believe that any outflows from FIIs are unlikely to destabilise the local market. 

Are retail investors losing faith?

Last month, institutional investors were net buyers of Indian stocks worth more than Rs 8,000 crore. But still, Nifty cracked by more than 2 percent during the period -- in other words, February saw retail investors losing faith

Tensions escalating between Russia and Ukraine could put a dampener on sentiment among FIIs

Even as 2022 was a bad year for investors, FII sentiment seems to have turned slightly better due to relatively cheap valuations and strong growth prospects. Although the hangover of war escalating remains, heightened tensions globally could still put a dampener on investor sentiment overseas with FIIs rushing to safety.

Global trends, crude oil, FII movement key drivers for stocks this week: Analysts

The movement in the rupee and the progress of monsoon would also be watched by investors, according to analysts.

Time to take stock after this week’s market volatility

In such a tumultuous market environment, it becomes necessary to find one’s bearings by taking stock of the drivers behind the volatility

Next move is to buy rather than sell India story: Port Shelter

Speaking to CNBC-TV18 Richard Harris, Chief Executive of Port Shelter Investment Management said that the US Fed has gone so far in not raising rates.

Midcaps to remain in focus; bullish on Bajaj Fin: Dipan Mehta

Dipan Mehta, Member, BSE & NSE believes action currently is in midcaps and will continue for the next 12-24 months.

Rupee may slip below 64.30/$ on FII outflow, Greece crisis

The trade data, especially the export data, was not too strong and for the time being both Reserve Bank of India and Government of India are not worried by an appreciating rupee.

Newsflow won't cheer market till elections: UR Bhat

There is not much reason for FIIs to stay invested in India and will continue to exit the market, says UR Bhat, MD, Dalton Capital Advisors.

FII outflows will taper from hereon: HSBC

In comparison to the rest of the Asian region, outflows from India have been relatively less. Van Der Linde believes there will be a slowdown in terms of FII outflows from India. He says, most FIIs do not have many options in Asia, as China, Korea no longer look attractive

Re hits 11-mth low vs dollar, may head towards 57-mark

Rupee hits over 11-mth low vs dollar, may head towards 57-mark

India, running tiger or grasping elephant: Mecklai

Mecklai graph of the day: The FII inflows have been the highest in the month of February this year so far and poured around USD 1195.62 million in the Indian economy.

SBI downgrade increases risk of FII outflow: StanChart Bank

Moody’s downgrade of SBI has delivered a blow to the Indian economy and its banking sector. According to Anant Narayan of Standard Chartered Bank, this move has increased the risk of FII outlfows from India which will further hurt India Inc.

BOP, interest differential in favour of Re: StanChart Bank

Anant Narayan, managing director- regional head of fixed income and currency trading- South Asia, Standard Chartered Bank believes that the huge interest rate differentials between India and the developed world will work in favour of the rupee.