Sharpest decline in FII stake driven by high valuations, geopolitical concerns
Read MoreIn June, July, August and September, foreign investors bought stocks worth Rs 26,565 crore, Rs 32,365 crore, Rs 7,320 crore, and Rs 57,724 crore, respectively
Read MoreThe dynamic between foreign outflows and strong domestic participation underscores the growing importance of local investors in stabilising the Indian stock market, even during periods of heavy global investor selling
Read MoreThe most significant sell-off occurred on 4 October, when FPIs offloaded equities worth Rs 15,506 crore, marking a sharp decline in investor confidence
Read MoreAccording to NSE data, the net gross purchase by domestic investors (DIIs) in August stands at Rs 34,060.09 crore
Read MoreBut so far in August, FPIs have sold Rs 17,404 crore worth of Indian stocks, National Securities Depository data shows
Read MoreIt is interesting to note that the biggest proportion of sportspersons in the Indian contingent is from Haryana. With an estimated population of 30 million, 21 per cent were from Haryana, writes Kiran Karnik
Read MoreThe first week of June was marked by extreme volatility in FPI flows, largely influenced by the exit polls and the actual election results and on 3 June, buoyed by the optimistic exit poll results, FPIs made substantial equity purchases of Rs 6,521 crore
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