
Foreign investors pump in ₹11,631 crore in Apr; highest FPI inflow in 4 months
FPIs turned net buyers in both equity and debt in April, investing ₹11,631 crore in Indian equities and ₹806 crore in the debt market, as per NSDL data.
FPIs turned net buyers in both equity and debt in April, investing ₹11,631 crore in Indian equities and ₹806 crore in the debt market, as per NSDL data.
The domestic market was among the few that generated positive returns in 2022. But the recent fall in stock prices seems to have shaken investor confidence. Will it get its mojo back?
A long-term approach towards quality businesses has helped them deliver despite Covid effects.
The equity benchmarks continued their record setting spree on Thursday, wherein Sensex and Nifty recorded fresh all-time highs of 63,583 and 18,887, respectively.
The IPO comprises a fresh issue of ₹766 crore and an offer for sale of 33.69 lakh equity shares; issue price band has been fixed at ₹209 and ₹220 per share.
Foreign investors had sold $33.75 billion worth of Indian equities since October 2021.
Equity market remains the most preferred asset class for growth investing. In times of rising prices, the key is to invest in firms and sectors least impacted by inflation.
Niraj Kumar, chief investment officer, Future Generali India Life Insurance, sees opportunities in aviation, automobile, commodity-related sectors and telecom.
Having endured the pandemic, both personal and corporate balance sheets are leaner. Hence, the case for investing for the long-term remains stronger than ever.