Once foreigners raise their hands, the wind has come out of the stock market

Once foreigners raised hands, the wind market winds up the ‘housewife’ last updated: 02 April 2025, 03:01 IST -Outdoor investors sold shares worth £ 5.901 on April 1, while domestic investors bought shares of £ 4,322 crore. Nifty and Sensex have decreased, this and pharmaceutical sectors are most affected. Banking, FMCG, Metals and … Read more Mumbai -based Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) emphasizing foreign investors sold shares of £ 5.901 crore. Nifty and Sensex have decreased. This and pharmaceutical sectors were most affected. New -delhi. The stock market in India had a negative atmosphere on April 1 when foreign institutional investors (FII/FPI) appeared in a sales mood in the second consecutive session and sold in total shares of £ 5.901 crore. At the same time, domestic institutional investors (DII) bought shares of £ 4.322 crore, which gave some relief in the domestic market. During the trade session on April 1, Fish Shares of £ 10,480 bought crore and sold shares worth £ 16,381. At the same time, this bought shares worth £ 12,699 and sold shares worth £ 8,377. Fiis has so far talked about the figures of this year, and has sold shares worth £ 1.46 Lakh Crore, while it’s bought shares worth £ 1.92 Lakh Crore. It also read 2 Finance Minister, Diya Nahale, clashed, the reason for the debate; This issue has dropped the most important index of the market, Nifty and Sensex, on April 1, further increasing the decline. Investors were concerned about the tariff date of former US President Donald Trump, causing an atmosphere of market uncertainty. This uncertainty had the greatest influence on the IT and pharmaceutical sectors, which are deeply linked to the US markets. Both of these areas recorded a decline of 2.5% and 1.8% respectively. In addition, bank shares were also poor, in which HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank and SBI Nifty Bank fell by more than 1%. What broke most FMCG, metals and infrastructure sectors also dropped by about 1%, while Nifty Auto dropped 0.5% when Autom Autom Akers released the sales figures for the month of March. The broad market has also not remained untouched by this decline. Nifty Midcap 100 and Smallcap 100 dropped 0.8% and 0.5% respectively. Although this index had a 10-14% increase this year, experts believe that their valuations are a concern, and that there may be further decline in the coming times. What is the opinion of experts, Vinod Nair, head of research investment, said: “Investors’ eyes are working on these tariff issues, as well as the possibilities of Indo-American trading agreement. The IT sector has suffered the most damage, as it is very dependent on the US market. “In addition, rising oil prices also negatively affect the market spirit. Despite this instability associated with the rate, domestic positive factors such as possible improvement in earnings, the possibility of reducing RBI interest rates and measurement in valuations can support investors.” Location: New -delhi, Delhi first published: 02 April 2025, 03:01 IST Home Industry Once foreigners raised hands, the wind market has come out