New Delhi, March 16 (IANS). The selling of FIIs continues since the beginning of March, but has slowed down. The reason for this is the reasoning of valuations in the stock market. This information was given by experts.
By this month (14 March), an Equity of Rs 30,015 crore has been sold by FII.
Calendar year 2025 by foreign investors, a total equity of Rs 1,42,616 crore has been sold so far.
Market experts said that the FII in the date category has been a pure buyers so far in March. So far this month, foreign investors have invested Rs 7,029 crore in the date.
The reason for increasing investment in debt is the onset of trade war between the US and other countries, which has increased global instability. For this reason, people are investing more money in safe properties like gold and dollars.
According to Sridutt Bhandwaldar, the equity head of the Canara Robco Mutual Fund, the FII has been a seller in the Indian equity market in the last three months, and has withdrawn $ 15-20 billion.
“The FII IFL is likely to be stable in the next quarter and will become positive over time,” he said.
Bhandwaldar further said, “However, our income will be required to show sufficient improvement from existing levels.”
The evaluation of the Nifty Index is already below the average of 10 years for an advance income of one year.
The Indian stock market remained in a limited range last week and closed with a slight decline. This was due to mixed indication globally.
SVP of Research in Railigare, Ajit Mishra said that the market remained in a limited range on a weekly basis and closed with a slight decline. The Nifty closed at 22,397.20 due to selling in large shares.
Except for banking last week, all other index are closed in red mark. Realty, auto and metal index have declined a major decline.
Mishra further said that the range of 22,250-22,650 is very important for Nifty and a big breakout is expected from here. In such markets, investors should adopt shares specific approach.
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