Large number of IPOs in recent years raised dispersion
IPO activity stalls despite market rebound, Vedanta's split reshapes indices, and mutual funds-PMS rivalry evolves into a strategic partnership
FPIs were net equity sellers in March, first full month after the conflict began
Net equity holding surges to multi-year high for multiple schemes
Foreign Investors are now seriously underweight India, with ownership at a 15-year low
21 million folios were added via the direct route compared to 15 million in regular plans
For the first time since the pandemic, individual investors were net sellers in the secondary market in the first 11 months of the financial year that ended in March
Private equity firms and wealthy investors delay block trades in listed firms as volatility, geopolitical tensions and looming IPO lock-in expiries weigh on sentiment
Foreign investors pulled out Rs 1.37 trillion from equities in FY26, while debt saw modest inflows supported by attractive yields and expectations of global index inclusion
Nifty hovers near key technical levels as markets eye IPO revival and NSE index rejigs, making the coming week crucial for equity sentiment
Valuations cap broad upside in 2026, with market returns increasingly driven by earnings growth in line with nominal GDP and selective stock-specific opportunities
A stalled index masked stock-level swings across sectors. Krishna Kant & Ram Prasad Sahu identify the biggest movers of 2025
Long-dormant IPO plans are reviving, with 2026 likely to see major offerings from Baidu, Zepto, ChangXin Memory Technologies and Coca-Cola's India bottling arm
Industry adds 5.8 million investors this year compared to 10.6 million in 2024
Benchmarks ended higher after the US Fed's rate cut lifted risk sentiment, but the rupee hit fresh lows and FPI selling persisted, keeping Sensex and Nifty down for the week
Debt-to-GDP ratios in many countries are quite high, which could put pressure on bond markets, says Chandan
Equity deployment by mutual funds drops sharply as inflows moderate and fund managers turn cautious amid rising valuations and profit booking
Private equity firms are now the largest source of FDI in India, with rising domestic capital and strong exit markets pushing the sector toward mainstream status, top fund managers said
Out of nearly 9 million individual investors active in the equity derivatives segment, 2.1 million traded only in futures and options (F&O) during the period
A market bloated on F&O speculation has slimmed under Sebi watch - 20% leaner