FII SELLOFF
Ashish Kacholia-backed Balu Forge stalls after 720% IPO rally. Time to re-enter?
Balu Forge, backed by Ashish Kacholia, surged 720% post-IPO but corrected sharply amid global volatility. However, Balu Forge's has seen sharp correction—plunging over 100% to a low of Rs 436.15 on March 17. Despite sideways movement, strong Q4 earnings, rising investor interest, and solid fundamentals support a bullish long-term outlook. Experts advise buy-on-dips with key support/resistance levels and a gradual accumulation strategy.
Sensex down 1,459 points in 4 days, Nifty slides 2%: What's driving the Indian stock market slump? Here are 4 key reasons
Indian stock markets faced a fourth consecutive day of losses. The Sensex fell by 247 points, closing at 82,253.46. Similarly, the Nifty 50 declined by 67.55 points, settling at 25,082.30. However, midcap and smallcap indices showed resilience amidst the broader market sell-off.
F&O Talk | Foreign outflows, IT drag pull nifty lower; next support at 24,500: Rahul Ghose
Indian markets declined amid global volatility and profit booking, with FMCG outperforming and IT, defence dragging indices lower. Rahul Ghose sees further downside in Nifty, cautious outlook on IT, and prefers defensives like FMCG, pharma, and banking. Investors are advised to avoid bottom-fishing and await confirmations before entry.
FPI outflows at Rs 1 lakh crore in 2025 so far; Rs 555 crore pulled out in July alone
Foreign Portfolio Investors have exhibited a selling trend in Indian equities, with outflows of Rs 555 crore in July, marking a reversal after three months of positive inflows. This shift is attributed to high valuations following a market recovery and the attractiveness of cheaper markets elsewhere.
IT stocks hit decade-high 3.2% dividend yield as FIIs flee. Should you buy TCS, Infosys, Wipro before Q1 results?
Indian IT stocks are trading at a decade-high 3.2% dividend yield amid a sharp drop in FII holdings, setting up a possible contrarian bet ahead of Q1 results. With TCS, Infosys, HCL Tech, and Wipro offering strong yields, analysts are watching for signs of earnings stability and a sentiment turnaround.
FII selloff in IT stocks tops Rs 16,500 cr in Q1. Time to buy or bail?
Despite a Rs 16,500 crore FII selloff in IT stocks in Q1FY26, the BSE IT index rose 5.5%, driven by mid and smallcap outperformance. Stocks like Expleo, Intellect Design, and Nucleus surged, even as TCS lagged. Market sentiment hinges on Q1 results and potential US-India trade developments.
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$4 billion question: If promoters are selling, MFs are buying, should SIP investors worry?
Amidst a market rally, promoters and strategic investors are selling, while mutual funds are actively buying, investing nearly $4 billion in the last three months. Fueled by strong SIP inflows and substantial cash reserves, MFs are capitalizing on these sales.
6,000-point Sensex rally overshadows market's real story: Smallcaps are staging a revolt
India's stock market anticipates a shift as smallcaps show signs of resurgence, potentially stealing the spotlight from largecaps in the second half of 2025. While the Sensex has surged, smallcaps are staging a comeback driven by improving fundamentals, stronger flows, and supportive liquidity. However, caution remains due to stretched valuations and the need for earnings to catch up.
July's magic touch: Nifty has failed only once in last 10 years. Will history repeat?
Nifty often performs well in July. It has given positive returns in nine of the last ten years. Foreign investors are returning. Technical indicators are strong. Oil prices are falling. The earnings season is approaching. All these factors suggest Nifty may continue its winning streak this July. Market experts are optimistic about potential gains.
Nifty breaks out of 31-day consolidation cage. Will stock market hit record high this week?
Indian stock markets are showing strong bullish momentum. Nifty broke a consolidation phase, raising hopes for a new all-time high. Foreign investors are buying heavily, encouraged by positive global cues. Crude oil prices have fallen, and the rupee has strengthened. July's historical performance and upcoming earnings season add to the optimism.
Equity investing not about overnight returns: Puneet Sharma on geopolitical issues and 2025 sector picks
Puneet Sharma shares insights on navigating market volatility. Indian markets are reacting positively to global events. Sectors like FMCG and auto ancillaries may benefit from monsoon and tax relief. For 2025, consider ETFs for diversification. A 60:40 equity-debt split is suggested for medium to high-risk investors. Staying invested and trusting the process is crucial.
$40 billion consumption boom coming soon! Is your stock portfolio ready to ride it?
India's economy is on the cusp of a $40 billion consumption boom, fueled by tax cuts, pay hikes, and cheaper loans. Analysts predict a significant boost to discretionary spending, potentially increasing spending capacity by 15%. Experts suggest investors consider sectors like automobiles, consumer goods, and food delivery to capitalize on this upcoming surge.
Sensex, Nifty take a hit, but 5 reasons why smallcaps, midcaps remain bulletproof
Despite a sharp crash in the Sensex and Nifty dipping below 25,000, smallcaps and midcaps held strong, buoyed by stock-specific momentum, domestic liquidity, and minimal FII exposure. Experts suggest the geopolitical selloff may be short-lived and advise staying invested in quality broader market names.
Rs 1 lakh crore FII selloff in 6 sectors! Are you still holding the wrong stocks?
Foreign institutional investors have aggressively sold off nearly ₹1 lakh crore in Indian equities across six key sectors, including IT and FMCG, over the past six months. This pullback reflects concerns about high valuations, global macro uncertainties, and potential earnings downgrades. Telecom and financials are notable exceptions, attracting FII inflows amidst this broad de-risking trend.
US strike on Iranian nuke units, HDB Fin IPO among 9 factors that can move D-St this week
Indian stock market rebounded, gaining 1.6% weekly despite escalating Israel-Iran tensions, as the US joined strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. Investors are cautious, monitoring the conflict's impact alongside US market cues. Thirteen IPOs are anticipated, while Sensex undergoes a reshuffle. Corporate actions and FII/DII activity will also influence market movement.
FIIs buy stocks worth Rs 8,710 crore this week, narrow June sell-off to Rs 4,192 crore
Foreign Institutional Investors reversed their June selling trend by buying ₹8,710 crore in Indian equities this week, triggering a market rally driven by financial, energy, and IT stocks. DIIs booked profits even as global uncertainty kept sentiment cautious.
Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide stock market action on Tuesday
Sensex today: Indian markets rebounded on Monday with Sensex gaining 678 points and Nifty 228 points, lifted by IT and financial stocks amid easing oil prices and resilient global cues, despite Middle East tensions. Analysts expect small-caps to stay subdued.
Nifty may hit 24,060 before recovery, IT breakout imminent: Geojit's Anand James
Despite Friday's recovery attempt, technical charts are painting a cautious picture for Nifty in the coming week. Anand James, Chief Market Strategist at Geojit Investments Limited, believes the recent sell-off isn't over yet and expects the index to test the 24,060 level before any meaningful recovery takes hold.
Is Friday the 13th truly unlucky for Nifty bulls? A look at historical trends
Israel has confirmed the launch of a military operation targeting critical nuclear and military sites across Iran. The strikes, carried out at multiple locations, primarily focused on Iran’s Natanz nuclear facility.
GIFT Nifty down 200 points; here's the trading setup for today's session
Indian equities experienced a significant decline on Thursday, influenced by geopolitical tensions and uncertainty surrounding the US-China trade deal. Despite the fall, technical indicators suggest a potentially strong underlying trend, with analysts anticipating market consolidation. Foreign investors were net sellers, while domestic institutional investors were net buyers, and the rupee saw a slight appreciation against the US dollar.
Can Nifty sustain 25,000? Share.Market expert answers, suggests strategy for Cochin Shipyard, Suzlon & 4 more stocks
Market analyst Mayank Jain advises investors to watch macro data and corporate earnings. Nifty surpassed 25,000 after the RBI rate cut. Immediate resistance for Nifty is at 25,100. Bank Nifty faces resistance at 57,000. Interest rate-sensitive sectors saw rallies. FII selling was offset by domestic investors. The Trump-Musk spat impacts Tesla's stock.
Bank, auto stocks drive Sensex over 400 pts higher, Nifty tops 25,100
Stock Market Today: Indian benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty traded higher for the fourth consecutive session, fueled by strong U.S. jobs data and progress in India-U.S. trade talks. The Reserve Bank of India's policy backing further boosted market sentiment. Positive global cues, particularly from Wall Street, also contributed to the optimistic start.
IT stocks lead FII outflows worth Rs 2,725 crore in late May. Banks, auto also among party poopers
Foreign Institutional Investor activity slowed down in late May. Key sectors like IT and financial services saw significant pullbacks. There was a notable sell-off in auto and auto components. However, FMCG and construction sectors experienced a turnaround. Overall, May marked the second consecutive month of FII buying. But, year-to-date, FIIs remain net sellers. Capital goods also saw increased investment.
Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide stock market action on Friday
Indian markets ended higher on Thursday led by Reliance and financials, as investors anticipated a rate cut by RBI. Analysts suggest cautious optimism amid consolidation, foreign inflows, and global uncertainty.
Rs 43,000 crore selloff by promoters! Insider exits flash warning sign for Nifty bulls
Amidst Nifty's surge, Indian company promoters offloaded shares worth ₹43,400 crore in May, coinciding with significant investments from FIIs and DIIs. High-profile exits by figures like Rakesh Gangwal and British American Tobacco raise concerns about insider sentiment at high valuations. Experts suggest liquidity dynamics and individual circumstances drive sales, advising caution despite market optimism.
Rs 20,000 crore in 2 months! FIIs back with a bang but will they stay long enough?
Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) have injected over Rs 20,000 crore into Indian stocks in two months, marking the strongest buying since September, driven by robust corporate earnings and a weaker US dollar. Despite a significant selloff mid-May, India's attractiveness persists, with Bank of America's survey indicating it as Asia's preferred equity market.
Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide stock market action on Monday
Domestic stock markets ended with strong gains on Friday, aided by buying action in IT and FMCG stocks. The headline Index, the S&P BSE Sensex, settled at 81,721.08, gaining by 769.09 points or 0.95%.
Trump’s new tariff threats, IPOs and FII action among 9 factors that’ll steer D-Street this week
Nifty weekly performance: Indian markets ended the week down 0.7%, amid sharp volatility triggered by global bond market jitters. Despite midweek sell-offs, the Nifty rebounded on Friday, led by IT and FMCG stocks. Analysts say strong DII and retail support cushioned the fall. Key upcoming triggers include India’s GDP data, U.S. budget, inflation, and jobless claims.
FIIs withdraw Rs 11,591 crore from domestic markets this week. May purchases narrow to Rs 13,835 crore
FIIs bought ₹13,835 crore in Indian equities this May despite weekly sell-offs worth ₹11,591 crore. While short-term global headwinds persist, India’s growth outlook keeps long-term FPI sentiment positive, especially if earnings align with market valuations.
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