FPI selling: 93 per cent of FPI sales in the last 12 months came from two sectors; Any idea?

[ad_1] New Delhi: Banking and IT are the two sectors that saw a major chunk of foreign equity on a 12-month basis. In its latest report, said the bulk of FPI sales FMCG, with other services and construction materials contributing 93 per cent, is focused around financials and IT on a rolling 12-month basis. The brokerage said inflows were witnessed in metals, power, discretionary consumption and telecom during this period. agencies Overall, last 12-months FPI The sell-off has eclipsed the outflow seen during the global financial crisis. “Ongoing FPI sales…

FPI: Exit Mode: FPI sales at record Rs 2.1 lakh crore in H1 of 2022

[ad_1] FPI The outflows for the month of June set several records amid broader macro-economic uncertainties such as a possible slowdown in the US, aggressive rate hike Central bank And a global recession. So far in 2022, sales of Rs 2.1 lakh crore have been seen the highest during the first half of any calendar year and it is also the ninth month of sales by FPIs with the second highest monthly outflow of Rs 45,000 crore. Beginning in October, there was a total outflow of Rs 2.5 lakh crore…

FPI: Any rally is unlikely to sustain without net FPI inflows

[ad_1] Technical and derivatives analysts expect: nifty To move further towards the 16,000 level in the coming week. The Nifty rose 2.7% to 15,699.25 last week, outperforming most Asian peers. Sudeep Shah major, technical and derivative research, security What should investors/traders do? investors One should buy dips, and collect quality till Nifty crosses the level of 15,450 on the downside shares Whereas traders should focus on stocks and Sectors Which is currently performing better than Nifty. Preferring quality largecaps and high-quality mid-caps while staying away from small-caps will be the…

FPI migration continues; So far, Rs 46,000 crore has been withdrawn from Indian equities in June

[ad_1] New Delhi: Foreign investors continue to leave the Indian equity markets and have pulled out around Rs 46,000 crore so far this month. Reserve Bank And US Federal ReserveHigh oil prices and volatile Rupee, Net outflows from equities by foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) reached Rs 2.13 lakh crore so far in 2022, data from the depositories showed. Looking at the policy normalization narrative by US Fed And other major central banks, with higher oil prices and a volatile rupee, FPIs are likely to stay away from emerging market assets,…

FPI News: FPIs withdraw record $39 billion in nine months

[ad_1] FPIs are deploying funds to commodity producers while selling their stake in commodity-consumer economies. essence FPI outflows hit a record high, driven by valuation inconvenience and India’s high macroeconomic sensitivity to crude. They have been net sellers in Asia’s third-largest economy for nine consecutive months, the longest period in more than a decade. So far in June, FPIs have sold $5.1 billion in Indian equities. ET Intelligence Group: Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have so far pulled $39 billion (close to Rs 3 lakh crore) from Indian equities through the…

FPI outflows above Rs 2 lakh crore, double from 2018’s high

[ad_1] (This story originally appeared in . on 16 June 2022) Mumbai: Net Foreign Fund flow away India has crossed the Rs 2 lakh crore mark in 2022, the highest ever annual figure and more than double the previous high of Rs 80,917 crore recorded in 2018. Overall, over 90%, or about Rs 1.9 lakh crore, was on account of selloff by foreign portfolio investors (FPI) in the stock market, the data shown. Galloping inflation, rising current account deficit, a weak currency and the US Fed’s decision to raise rates…