Domestic investors extend lead over foreign funds; ownership gap hits 25-year peak
Domestic institutional investors now hold a record 18.26% of Indian equities, surpassing foreign ownership for the first time in 13 years. This shift, driven by strong retail inflows into mutual funds, highlights India’s ‘retailisation’ amid global uncertainties and stretched valuations, making the market resilient to foreign selling.🕒 1 min read
Domestic institutional investors now hold a record 18.26% of Indian equities, surpassing foreign ownership for the first time in 13 years. This shift, driven by strong retail inflows into mutual funds, highlights India’s ‘retailisation’ amid global uncertainties and stretched valuations, making the market resilient to foreign selling.
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