The largest investment in the Indian stock market after March FPI Rs 8.831 Crore

Mumbai, May 17 (IANS). Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) continued the purchase process on Friday and invested a record of Rs 8,831,1 crore in the stock market. It was the largest figure of FPI inflow after March 27. This information was found in the National Stock Exchange (NSE) data on Saturday. Earlier on Thursday, FPI invested Rs 5,746.5 crore in the stock market. According to data from National Security Depository Limited (NSDL), the FPI has invested Rs 18.620 crore in the stock market so far. Over the past one month, foreign investors are constantly investing in the Indian stock market. FPI inflow in April was Rs 4223 crore. The FPI was a net seller in the earlier three months – January, February and March and sold Rs 78.027 crore, Rs 34,574 crore and Rs 3.973 crore respectively. Apart from foreign investors, domestic institutional investors (DIIs) were also a pure buyer on Friday and invested about Rs 5,187.1 crore in the stock market. Despite the net purchases of foreign and domestic investors, the markets are closed in the red brand in the last session. At the end of the trade, the Sensex 200.15 points or 0.24 percent dropped to 82,330,59 and the Nifty was 42.30 points or 0.17 percent to 25,019,80. Shopping was seen in Midcap and Smallcap compared to larvae. The Nifty Midcap 100 index increased by 529.65 points or 0.94 percent to 57,060.50 and the Nifty Smallcap 100 Index 320 points or 1.86 percent to 17,560,40. Despite the decline in the most important indices, the tendency of the broader market was positive. 2.607 shares on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) in Green Mark, 1.380 shares in red market and 139 shares closed without any change. Nandish Shah, HDFC Securities, senior derivatives and technical research analyst, said: “Nifty is fast and is constantly over his short -term moving average. Right now 25.207 for Nifty is a blockage level and the support is at 24,800.”