In contrast, foreign institutional investor (FII) holding declined to a new low of 17 per cent in June 2026, the MOFSL note said.
Individual investor AUM in smaller towns rose 5.2% in H1 2026 against 4.5% in top-30 cities
Among others, Manappuram Finance, Marico, Radico Khaitan, Redington, Welspun Corp, Laurus Labs and Sai Life Sciences also touched respective all-time highs in trade on Thursday.
G Chokkalingam, founder and head of research at Equinomics Research expects markets to reward stocks of companies where there is valuation comfort, earnings visibility rather than a broad-based rally.
Portfolio Management Services (PMS) industry recorded a steady rise in assets under management (AUM), which increased 1.8 per cent month-on-month to Rs 43.3 lakh crore in June 2026, reflecting growing investor preference for customised and professionally managed investment solutions. The growth continued to be driven by the discretionary segment, according to a report released by the Association of Portfolio Managers in India (APMI) on Tuesday. The industry's client base also expanded nearly 4 per cent during the month to around 2.20 lakh accounts, indicating broader investor participation in FY27. Of the total AUM, the discretionary segment accounted for Rs 36.72 lakh crore, while the non-discretionary segment managed assets worth Rs 3.42 lakh crore, and the advisory category contributed Rs 3.06 lakh crore. Total inflows surged to Rs 3.55 lakh crore in June from Rs 4,085 crore in May, led by a sharp increase in discretionary inflows. Among asset classes, equity assets rose 1.4 pe
Investors are shifting to high-quality, high-growth stocks as stronger sales, RoE and improving macro conditions drive market outperformance in FY27
Of the ₹7,756 crore total gain in her portfolio, one stock - Titan Company - has made her richer by ₹3,469 crore since April 2026
For the world's third-largest oil importer and consumer, India, a falling rupee presents unique challenges: a weaker economy, wary foreign investors, and declining earnings quality.
Improved trading volumes and a recovery in small-cap stocks have reduced liquidity stress in small-cap mutual fund schemes to the lowest level since March 2024
Investors opted for proven schemes as the market turmoil continued, say experts
The SMID segment, analysts' caution, is now the most crowded trade in the Indian stock markets.
Foreign investors have turned net sellers after an eight-session buying streak as rising crude prices and renewed West Asia tensions weigh on sentiment and outlook
Rent, the NoBroker report said, is the single largest line item in most urban tenants' monthly budgets, and for nearly half of them it consumes more than 30 per cent of their monthly income
In the large-cap segment, funds attracted net inflows of ₹2,067.48 crore in June, up from ₹1,592.93 crore in May. Funds were net buyers of 56 per cent of the Nifty 50 stocks.
Mutual funds are gearing up to launch REIT-focused schemes after regulations allowing REITs in equity indices took effect, with Edelweiss MF likely to be the first mover
While renewed geopolitical tensions in West Asia are likely to keep markets choppy, the Nifty 50 could rise to 26,500 by June 2027, around 10 per cent upside from current levels, Goldman Sachs said.
The Nifty Midcap 50 and Smallcap 50 have gained 21 per cent and 29 per cent thus far in FY27 led by strong gains in BHEL, Laurus Labs, Prestige Estates, Aegis Logistics and Welspun Corp.
Already in the bear territory after receding 27% from its record high level, analysts foresee further decline in gold prices of up to 16% to $3400-3500 levels.
Zensar Technologies, CDSL, Bandhan Bank and MRPL from the Nifty Smallcap 100 index rallied between 5% and 12% in Friday's intra-day trade.
The recovery seen in the Indian stock markets on Thursday, analysts said, was more on account of value buying at lower levels, but advise investors stay cautious.