FIIs just pumped $3 billion into Indian stocks as brutal selloff ends. Here’s what they are buying

Foreign investors have injected nearly $3 billion into Indian equities recently. Financial services and consumer services attracted significant inflows from these investors. However, automobiles and power sectors experienced substantial outflows during this period. This renewed buying is seen as tactical, not a broad market rebuilding. Global macroeconomic shifts and valuations continue to influence foreign investment…

Sensex slumps 600 points, Nifty below 24,050 on Mideast conflict, fresh pharma tariffs. What lies ahead?

Indian stock markets experienced a decline on Wednesday as tensions in the Middle East escalated. Crude oil prices surged above $92 a barrel, impacting investor sentiment negatively. Broader markets also slipped, with small and midcap indices showing losses. Several major banking and IT stocks contributed to the Sensex’s drop. Despite these challenges, some auto and…

Vedanta shares drop 26% in two months, erase all post-demerger gains. Time to buy or better to avoid?

Vedanta shares have fallen over twenty-six percent in two months. This decline erased all gains made after the recent corporate demerger. Analysts are still advising caution for potential investors in Vedanta. The company’s financial risk profile has improved due to strong performance. Investors await Hindustan Zinc’s earnings for further market direction.