The Indian economy has sustained its growth
momentum led by resilient urban demand and positive macro-economic variables. India’s GDP is expected to grow at 6.3% in FY24 (highest globally) on the back of a resilient demand outlook, easing inflationary pressures and moderating commodity prices. The momentum is continuing with both Manufacturing and Services PMI in …
October witnessed stability – After a strong recovery in month of July and August of
cumulative 12.5 percent, the Indian markets witnessed profit booking in September and
October months, posting negative returns. More importantly, the FIIs remained net
sellers in October month and MFs continued to remain net buyers. The markets continued to correct in …
The Indian economy has maintained its growth momentum since last Diwali as the economy opened. Except for a slight dip in 4QFY22 growth owing to Omicron-related restrictions, the 13.5percent YoY growth in 1QFY23 suggests that the economy is on the right track. The momentum is continuing with both Manufacturing and Services PMI posting expansion as …
September witnessed higher volatility – After a strong recovery in month of July and August of cumulative 12.5 percent, the Indian markets witnessed profit booking in September month, posting negative returns of 3.7 percent. More importantly, the FIIs sold appox Rs3,750Cr in September month and MFs continued to remain net buyers to the extent of …
August sees strong return of FIIs – After a strong recovery of ~10 percent in Jul’22, the Indian markets remained in the positive territory, posting gains of 3.5 percent. More importantly, the FIIs returned in a major way as they bought ~ Rs 50,000Cr in August. Although the pace has reduced, the MFs continued to …
July sees good recovery – The Indian markets posted a ~10percent recovery in Jul21, in line with most global markets which were recuperating from heavy losses. Also aiding the Indian market recovery was a steady flow of good results and a reversal of the trend seen in FII activity. The FIIs had been sellers for …
Slide in the Indian markets continues – The Indian markets declined for the 3rd consecutive month as the selling by the FIIs continued. The FIIs were sellers to the tune of ~?50,200 Cr in Jun’22 and now have sold ~?2.2 lakh crore since the start of 2022. The reason for this flight remains the same …
Indian Markets continue give away gains – The Indian markets extended their losing streak for the consecutive months as the geopolitical conflict in Europe continues to impact the global economic growth. The continuous stress in the supply chains and high volatility in the commodity prices, which are at the elevated levels, have resulted in centrals …
Hawkish comments by US Fed members led to increased volatility in April – After staging a sharp rebound in March, markets turned volatile in April as the US Fed members signaled a more hawkish stance prior to the US FOMC meeting in May. The Nifty opened on a strong note and briefly managed to move …
Markets staged a rebound in March – After the continued decline in the first week of March, the Nifty has recovered ~10% by month-end and started FY2023 on a strong note. The Nifty managed to briefly move above 18,000 levels in the first week of April with some positive developments in the ceasefire talks between …
Sharp selloff in markets in Feb due to geo-political tensions – The Nifty fell sharply in the last week of February as Russia started a full-scale invasion of Ukraine on the 24th of Feb. Though markets were largely stable in the first half of February, the sudden invasion of Ukraine by Russia surprised market participants. …
Markets were volatile in January due to concerns over US Fed tapering – The Nifty was volatile in January as it rallied by 5.8% from Dec’s closing to levels of over 18,300 before giving off the entire gain to close flattish for the month at 17,340. FIIs continued to be net sellers in Indian equities …
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