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Dual engines to fuel bull market? Mutual fund cash hits multi-year low of 4% as FIIs turn buyers after 4 months
Domestic mutual funds reduced cash holdings to a multi-year low of four percent. Foreign institutional investors have returned as buyers after a significant selling period. This dual liquidity boost signals increased institutional risk appetite in Indian equities. Fund managers are selectively deploying capital into reasonably valued segments. Large-cap stocks and banks are expected to benefit from these renewed flows.
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Global funds fall in love with Indian stocks again; buy $1 billion in equities as foreign investors rush back
Foreign investors seem to be turning bullish on Indian equities again with more than $1 billion invested in the last week. Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
A $2.5 billion FII buying has domestic investors asking: Is foreign money shifting to India?
Foreign investors bought Indian equities in July after significant selling periods. This return follows easing geopolitical concerns and improved global risk sentiment. India's…
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Mutual funds cut cash allocation by over Rs 4,500 crore in June to 19-month low
Mutual funds cut cash holdings by over Rs 4,563 crore to Rs 1.83 lakh crore in June, marking a 19-month low, as fund houses increased equity exposure amid a market rally. The move…
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Dual engines to fuel bull market? Mutual fund cash hits multi-year low of 4% as FIIs turn buyers after 4 months
Domestic mutual funds reduced cash holdings to a multi-year low of four percent. Foreign institutional investors have returned as buyers after a significant selling period. This…
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Funds go on buying spree as cash holdings drop to five-year low
Mutual fund managers reduced cash in equity portfolios to a five-year low. This move utilized recent stock declines in banking and IT sectors. Funds like Parag Parikh Flexicap…