Mumbai: Overseas fund managers are at their most bullish on Indian equities since July, in contrast with their outlook earlier this month when bearish wagers were at record levels. These investors have cut bearish bets in Nifty futures amid the bounce in Indian equities in the past two weeks that has brought the main indices…
Indian equities posted modest gains in Samvat 2081 after a strong rally in the previous year, which took the markets to new highs in September 2024. Since then, volatility returned as high valuations, mixed corporate results, and global uncertainty — including the impact of Trump’s tariff moves — led to foreign investor selling. However, steady…
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Stock Market Opening Bell:Â Indian equity benchmarks moved higher on Friday after a muted start, supported by improved global sentiment following signs of easing geopolitical tension in the Middle East and early indications of a potential trade agreement between the US and India. At 9:25 am, the BSE Sensex climbed 148 points, or 0.18 per cent,…
Mumbai: Bearish bets by overseas investors on Nifty futures surged to record levels last week, reinforcing their sustained selling of shares, as the US tariff offensives on India kept sentiment wobbly. As on Friday, the bullish bets of foreign fund managers, out of their total positions on Nifty index futures, was just above the all-time…
The past one year has been unusual for Indian equities. For long, India has been among the best-performing markets globally, but that has changed. Compared with peers like the US, China, Korea, Taiwan, Japan, and even Europe, Indian equities have not kept pace. For investors who entered the market after 2020 and are used to…