Indian Markets And FII

Analysts say low FII long-short readings often trigger short-covering, but a sustained rally looks unlikely amid crude, bond-yield and geopolitical pressures

In contrast, foreign institutional investor (FII) holding declined to a new low of 17 per cent in June 2026, the MOFSL note said.

The long-term story as regards India -demographics, reforms, digitalization, and improving efficiency- remains intact, Powell said.

DIIs - which include mutual funds, insurance companies, and pension funds -- poured $19.7 billion into Indian stocks last quarter, far ahead of the $5.4 billion invested by FIIs.

In the US, foreign-domiciled funds withdrew $10 billion from effectively reversing inflows seen in April, as per Elara Capital

Shares of Deepak Builders & Engineers India Ltd and Waaree Energies Ltd will list on the bourses today

There is a notable shift in global perception of India, Sandeep Bhatia said, as it is now seen as a rising star, reflecting growing international admiration

Voda Idea, Indus Towers, Ujjivan SFB, CoForge among top stocks where FIIs raised holdings in the June quarter; trading strategies based on technical charts here.

Stock Market Highlights on June 6: Among sectors, the Nifty Realty climbed 4.7 per cent, the Nifty PSU Bank 2.9 per cent, and the Nifty IT 2.8 per cent

At 6:40 AM, GIFT Nifty futures were up by 90 points, trading at 22,377.50 levels compared to Nifty50 futures, indicating a gap-up opening for the stock exchanges

The Indian markets appear to be expensive, on an absolute basis, with 1-year forward valuation at 20 times. The overall risk/reward ratio, thus, seem unfavourable on a historical basis, Gupta said

The measures, overall, will push private capex higher at a time when the global economy is facing recessionary headwinds, says Andrew Holland

Experts remain sanguine on the domestic markets' ability to turn around and believe robust domestic inflows, strong economic indicators, and cheap valuations will strengthen the markets

There are over 80 companies where FIIs have continuously increased their holding in the last four quarters, and around 30 firms where they have raised their holding by 50 per cent.

The euphoria, which started with the general election outcome giving a second consecutive term to the NDA, was short-lived, mainly due to the increase in surcharge on incomes of super-rich

The 30-share index Sensex shed 1.25 per cent during the period, while the 50-share index of National Stock Exchange (NSE) slipped 1.32 per cent, data fetched from ACE Equity shows.

Interestingly, net buying by domestic institutional investors showed a sharp spurt of Rs 5,196 crore