




In the first month of FY25, FIIs have sold Rs 35,692.19 crore worth of shares. DIIs on the other hand bought Rs 44,186.28 crore in April.
The Q4 earnings season has been a mixed bag so far, but it is the private banking pack that has delivered maximum positive surprises.
Nifty Auto was the top sectoral gainer in trade, jumping over 2 percent on April 30.
FIIs taking hedged positions amid expectations of high volatility due to general elections and Q4 earnings.
Analysts expect the bullish bias to take the Nifty towards new highs in the coming sessions and suggest investors buy the dip
Usually sudden surge in prices happen in less liquid options, but this happened in a stable counter like Nifty 50, which has surprised traders.
According to provisional data from the stock exchanges, FIIs bought Rs 2,778.17 crore worth of shares while DIIs picked up Rs 163.36 crore.
Most OEMs are expected to report a sequential EBITDA margin expansion led by improving product mix and operating leverage
The Nifty Smallcap index gained 7.10 percent in the past one week, turning out to be one of the top performing indices during the week
As oil prices gained, so did fears around the Federal Reserve's ability to cut interest rates this year.
Out of 24 such indices on the NSE, 23 were able to outperform the Nifty in terms of returns.
The first monthly expiry contract with the revised lot size will expire on May 30 for the Nifty 50 index, while the first weekly expiry contract with revised lot size will expire on May 2, the NSE said.
In March 2024, DIIs bought Rs 51,331.95 crore worth of equity, the highest in a month for FY24
The semi-annual rebalancing of the indices is scheduled for March 28; Shriram Finance and HDFC Bank are likely to receive inflows of up to $188 mn and $94 mn
Anticipating volatility to persist in the Indian equity market in the near term, Balanco suggests investors to side with large-caps in the current corrective phase
Global cues were positive as Wall Street's three major indices ended in the green with S&P 500 closing at a fresh record high. Asia markets were also trading higher.
Instead of IREDA, V-Guard Industries will see its exclusion revoked and remain a part of the Nifty 500 and other indices.
On private sector capex, Mirae Asset's view is that it has been growing, but not in sectors like power, metal and mining.
So far in March, FIIs have bought Rs 9,818.97 worth of shares while DIIs have acquired Rs 28,589.28 worth of equity.
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