FPIs offload Indian shares price Rs 30,015 crore in first fortnight of March

Promoting of Indian equities by the Overseas Portfolio Traders (FPIs) continued within the first fortnight of March the place they offered shares price Rs 30,015 crore. The overall FII promoting on this 12 months to date has been at Rs 1,42,616 crore.

In January, FPIs offered shares price Rs 78,027 crore and adopted it up with a sell-off amounting to Rs 34,574 crore in February.

Friday was a buying and selling vacation on account of Holi pageant.

On Thursday, the Overseas Institutional Traders (FIIs) offered Indian equities price Rs 793 crore whereas the Home Institutional Traders (DIIs) have been internet consumers at Rs 1,724 crore.

Commenting on the present FII/FPI tendencies, professional V Ok Vijayakumar, who’s Chief Funding Strategist at Geojit Monetary Companies that the depth of promoting is slowly declining as valuations have gotten cheap although the pattern of FII promoting in India continued in early March, too.

“The FPI outflows from India have been primarily going into Chinese language shares which have been outperforming different markets in 2025. The current decline within the greenback index will restrict the fund flows to the US. Nonetheless, the heightened uncertainty triggered by the commerce conflict between the US and different nations is prone to push more cash into secure asset courses like gold and greenback,” Vijayakumar mentioned.

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Nifty completed at 22,397.2 on Thursday, falling by 73.30 factors or 0.33%. On a weekly foundation, the heartbeat index registered a decline of 0.7%.

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