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Nifty in control of FIIs? The unlucky 13 bluechips facing the hardest institutional selloff
Foreign investors have significantly reduced holdings in many Nifty companies since September 2024. This has impacted top blue-chip stocks, causing market returns to stagnate. Domestic institutional investors have stepped in, absorbing much of this selling pressure. Experts suggest this is a market recalibration, not a complete exit from India. Investors are advised to focus on earnings growth and disciplined allocation.
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m.economictimes.com
DIIs' net purchases cross Rs 4 lakh crore on Dalal Street in 2026 while FIIs run away
Domestic institutional investors (DIIs) have remained strong buyers of Indian equities in 2026, with net purchases crossing Rs 4.16 lakh crore in just over five months. In…
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newsbytesapp.com
DIIs buy ₹4.16L crore worth of equities in 2026
Domestic institutional investors' net purchases surpassed Rs 4.16 lakh crore in 2026, while foreign institutional investors sold stocks worth Rs 2.7 lakh crore.
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Nifty in control of FIIs? The unlucky 13 bluechips facing the hardest institutional selloff
Foreign investors have significantly reduced holdings in many Nifty companies since September 2024. This has impacted top blue-chip stocks, causing market returns to stagnate.…