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FPIs Snap 17-Day Selling Streak To Turn Net Buyers
Foreign portfolio investors mopped up equities worth Rs 211.06 crore, according to NSE data.
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National Stock Exchange. (Source: Reuters)
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Foreign investors turned net buyers of Indian stocks on Tuesday, ending a 17-day selling streak.Foreign portfolio investors mopped up equities worth Rs 211.1 crore, according to data from the National Stock Exchange. Domestic institutional investors remained net buyers for the eighth day in a row, buying stocks worth Rs 90.8 crore, after snapping out of a 21-day buying streak on Jan. 5.Foreign institutions net bought Rs 14,398.8 cror...
Foreign investors turned net buyers of Indian stocks on Tuesday, ending a 17-day selling streak.
Foreign portfolio investors mopped up equities worth Rs 211.1 crore, according to data from the National Stock Exchange.
Domestic institutional investors remained net buyers for the eighth day in a row, buying stocks worth Rs 90.8 crore, after snapping out of a 21-day buying streak on Jan. 5.
Foreign institutions net bought Rs 14,398.8 crore worth of Indian equities in December, but have remained net sellers of Rs 17,958.6 crore of Indian stocks so far in 2023.
The BSE Sensex closed 563 points, or 0.94%, higher at 60,655.72 while the NSE Nifty 50 ended 159 points, or 0.89%, higher at 18,053.30.
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