DII in the July-September quarter is Rs. 53820 crore for sale of FII for Rs. 22460 crore

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Ahmedabad. October 15, 2019, Tuesday

During the recently concluded July-September quarter, heavy institutional investors (DIIs) purchased large-scale equity stocks during a period of heavy volatility in the stock market. On the other hand, the funds were withdrawn by foreign institutional investors (FIIs) holding a steady sell.

During the volatility in the stock market during the September quarter following various domestic and global adverse factors, foreign investors took a cautious approach and moved away from the Indian market. During this period, FIIs increased to Rs. Conducted a sale of Rs.

On the other hand, whenever the market was broken in a volatility scenario, local institutional investors invested heavily in preferred bluechip stocks. According to the available data, during this time, DII was expected to touch Rs. Made a new purchase of 3 crores.

Mutual funds also raised their stake in the preferred stock of mutual funds during the proposed period. During this time, the Fund increased its investment in shares of insurance, housing finance, shipbuilding, IT, private banks, power, retail and media sectors.

According to the report, after the introduction of the new Motor Vehicle Act, the stock market attractiveness of insurance companies has increased. Fund houses have raised the share of insurance companies by up to 5%.

During this time, fund houses have significantly reduced their investments in chemicals, amusement parks, NBFCs, pharma and public sector banks. However, during this time, new investment flows were coming in to SIP.

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