F&O rollover data tells you May will be full of jolts & jumps
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The domestic equity market has been witnessing heightened volatility over the past couple of days, and analysts expect it to continue in the next series as well.
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NEW DELHI: The rollover data for the April F&O series suggests traders should gear up for wild swings in May, as India remains on edge as the pandemic crisis deepens, necessitating more restrictions.
The domestic equity market has been witnessing heightened volatility over the past couple of days, and analysts expect it to continue in the next series as well. Nifty settled the April series with gains of nearly 4 per cent, as there was some short covering in index futures by FIIs in the past few days.
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FPIs pull out ₹4,615 cr from Indian markets in April so far
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According to the depositories data, overseas investors pulled out ₹4,643 crore from equities but invested ₹28 crore in the debt segment
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According to the depositories data, overseas investors pulled out ₹4,643 crore from equities but invested ₹28 crore in the debt segment Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have pulled out a net ₹4,615 crore from Indian markets in April so far amid sharp escalation in COVID-19 cases and the consequent restrictions imposed by various states, unnerving overseas investors. According to the depositories data, overseas investors pulled out ₹4,643 crore from equities but invested ₹28 crore in the debt segment.
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Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have pulled out a net Rs 4,615 crore from Indian markets in April so far amid sharp escalation in Covid-19 cases and the consequent restrictions imposed by various states, unnerving overseas investors. According to the depositories data, overseas investors pulled out Rs 4,643 crore from equities, but invested Rs 28 crore in the debt segment. This translated into a total net withdrawal of Rs 4,615 crore during April 1-16. Previously, FPIs invested Rs 17,304 crore in March, Rs 23,663 crore in February and Rs 14,649 crore in January. Various states have imposed restrictions of varying degrees to curb the sharp rise in Covid-19 cases. The fear of rising coronavirus cases and currency depreciation has led to FPI outflows in this month to date, Rusmik Oza, executive vice-president and head (fundamental research) at Kotak Securities, said.
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FPIs pull out Rs 4,615 crore from Indian markets as COVID cases rise
Overseas investors pulled out Rs 4,643 crore from equities but invested Rs 28 crore in the debt segment. This translated into net withdrawal of Rs 4,615 crore during April 1-16
PTI | April 18, 2021 | Updated 22:32 IST
Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have pulled out a net Rs 4,615 crore from Indian markets in April so far amid sharp escalation in COVID-19 cases and the consequent restrictions imposed by various states, unnerving overseas investors.
According to the depositories data, overseas investors pulled out Rs 4,643 crore from equities but invested Rs 28 crore in the debt segment.
This translated into a total net withdrawal of Rs 4,615 crore during April 1-16.
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