Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) turned net buyers in Indian equities for the second consecutive month, with data up to May 30 showing a net inflow of Rs 18,082 crore through the exchanges, according to NSDL data. This follows a net purchase of Rs 4,243 crore in April, marking a notable shift in sentiment after heavy…
Markets ended the week on a cautious note, marking the second consecutive week of consolidation. This subdued performance came amid ongoing global trade tensions and anticipation surrounding domestic policy developments. The benchmark indices, the Sensex and the Nifty, witnessed notable volatility through the week, eventually closing lower as investors reacted to uncertainties over U.S. tariff…
Anand Rathi Wealth’s Feroze Azeez sees Nifty potentially scaling 26,000–28,000 in FY25–26, supported by cash-driven rallies and stable FII short data. Speaking to Zee Business, clarified that only 3 per cent of recent market momentum was due to short covering — a sign of healthier underlying buying interest. He emphasized, “Cash-led rallies are more stable.”…
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MUMBAI: A trading combination involving Nifty options is gaining prominence among savvy trading desks of institutional investors. The strategy, known as calendar spread, where traders simultaneously sell options contracts in the current month and purchase in the next month, is being recommended by brokers to institutional clients, who see sharp moves in Nifty options’ implied…
The Nifty started Wednesday’s trade on a rather timid note. As the underlying index was quietly drifting downwards, the futures started trading at a deeper discount of nearly 10 points. It was the last hour of trade that saw better volumes and a sharp movement. The fall amid global uncertainties has brought the Nifty once…