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According to data compiled by ET Bureau from NSDL, foreign investors pulled out a significant Rs 32,411 crore from Indian equities across 19 sectors between March 1 and 15. The outflows were concentrated in key large-cap sectors, indicating a shift in foreign investor sentiment amid global economic uncertainty.The information technology (IT) sector saw the highest outflows at Rs 6,934 crore, reversing its positive inflows of Rs 805 crore in February. Despite foreign investors pumping over Rs 14,000 crore into IT stocks in 2024, recent concerns around potential US tariff actions and global macroeconomic headwinds have weighed on the sector: Here is what other sectors witnessed:
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To record its best weekly gain in last 4 years, Sensex rallied over 3,000 points in 5 sessions due to cooling bond yields, a strengthening rupee, and increased foreign investor interest. Analysts advise investors to stay invested and use market dips as opportunities for long-term gains, while being cautious of short-term volatility.
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Sebi will implement measures from April 1, 2025, to reduce unclaimed assets in the securities market. These include handling inactive accounts, mandating contact and bank details, nomination options, and simplifying transmission norms. DigiLocker will help investors manage their financial assets, and it is recommended for investors to appoint nominees in DigiLocker.
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