The net investment made by the Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) on Friday stood at Rs 831.95 crore in the domestic stock market that took their total inflow to over Rs 2,000 crore during the week. The FIIs were the gross purchasers of shares worth Rs 4,022.61 crore, while the gross sales by them valued at Rs 3,190.66 crore, resulting in a net buy of Rs 831.95 crore, as per the provisional data available with the BSE.
During the week, the value of shares bought by the overseas investors was worth Rs 20,895.30 crore, while they sold equities worth Rs 18,879.50 crore, which resulted in a net inflow of Rs 2,015.80 crore in the Indian stock market, as per the latest data available with SEBI.
However, the domestic institutional investors, during the trade, booked profit and sold shares worth Rs 480.13 crore.
However, a similar trend was witnessed among proprietors as well as non- resident Indians (NRIs) and they sold stocks in total worth Rs 98.56 crore.
During the week, the value of shares bought by the overseas investors was worth Rs 20,895.30 crore, while they sold equities worth Rs 18,879.50 crore, which resulted in a net inflow of Rs 2,015.80 crore in the Indian stock market, as per the latest data available with SEBI.
However, the domestic institutional investors, during the trade, booked profit and sold shares worth Rs 480.13 crore.
However, a similar trend was witnessed among proprietors as well as non- resident Indians (NRIs) and they sold stocks in total worth Rs 98.56 crore.
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