FPIs back on D-Street: Foreign portfolio investors pour in over Rs 33,000 crore, but why is IT sector missing from their shopping list?
Foreign portfolio investors injected Rs 33,487 crore into Indian equities in early February, with capital goods, financial services, and oil & gas sectors seeing significant inflows. This marks a strong buying trend, though overseas investors continued to exit the information technology sector, driven by AI disruption concerns.🕒 1 min read
Foreign portfolio investors injected Rs 33,487 crore into Indian equities in early February, with capital goods, financial services, and oil & gas sectors seeing significant inflows. This marks a strong buying trend, though overseas investors continued to exit the information technology sector, driven by AI disruption concerns.
Continue Reading
-
From Palestine To Islamophobia: Usman Khawaja’s Presser Had Everything But Cricket
-
Trump’s ‘Gold Card’ Visa Starting At $1 Million Granted To Just 1 Person So Far
- No Place For Gautam Gambhir, Rohit Sharma, Zaheer Khan As Cheteshwar Pujara Picks India-England XI. List Includes…
- Piyush Goyal warns of blowback over carbon tax; says EU may hurt itself more
-
Harmanpreet Kaur In “Best Space”: Anjum Chopra Ahead Of Women’s ODI World Cup
-
Virat Kohli Retires From Test Cricket: “Not Easy, But Feels Right”
- When Will Volcanic Ash Leave Delhi, Other Parts Of India? What Weather Body Said
- How To Make One-Pot Palak Sambar For A Healthy Dinner Meal
-
“We Continue To Mourn Loss”: Air India On Plane Crash Probe Report
- US-based Ingredion to invest Rs 198cr in Sanstar, set up JV