On Friday, the FII offloaded domestic stock worth Rs 4,294.69, causing a market decline. The Frontline Index Nifty ended with a 0.44% drop, while the S&P BSE Sensex closed with a 0.26% cut.
This trend was one of the sales except in December when foreign investors bought shares worth Rs 15,446. In just two months in October and November, they sold domestic stock worth Rs 115,629. For the whole year ended December 31st, they purchased just 427 crores worth of fairness.
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Commenting on current trends, Dr. VK Vijayakumar, Chief Investment Strategist at Geojit Financial Services, said that FII has a good budget, rate reductions due to RBI, and small improvements in the results of the third quarter, and many positive developments. He said he continues to sell despite this. “LARGECAPS is facing the brunt of FII sales as LARGECAPS controls assets under FII detention. The relentless sales at Largecaps make valuations attractive and opens opportunities for long-term investors. “I did,” he said.In his view, the reversal of the FII strategy only occurs when the dollar index drops, and it is difficult to know when it will occur.
Meanwhile, senior director of investment, Vipul Bowar, senior director of senior director, said that waterfield advisors have said that recent changes in global policy, particularly those emerging from the US, have evoked a sense of uncertainty among FIIs. I’ve said that. Like India.
“The appeal of US assets is driven by rising bond yields that have made these investments seem safer, which has led many FIIs away from India and other emerging market stocks. “The US stocks leave many markets in their shadow, including India,” he added.
He said exacerbating this trend is a noticeable slowdown in corporate sales growth within India, further encouraging capital to leave India’s stocks and highlighting domestic issues.
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