Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) on Tuesday expelled from the stock market of ₹ 2,854 crore. At the same time, domestic institutional investors (DIIS) purchased ₹ 5,908 crore. According to provisional data, DIS bought shares worth ₹ 15,704 crore and sold ₹ 9,796 crore. At the same time, Fiis bought shares worth ₹ 17,063 crore, but sold shares worth ₹ 19,917 crore.
Talking about the year 2025, so far FIIS has sold shares worth ₹ 1.27 lakh crore, while the total net purchase of DIS has reached ₹ 2.86 lakh crore.
Sensex breaks 636 points
The Indian benchmark index closed down with a strong fall on Tuesday. The NSE Nifty 50 index closed down 174 points to close at 24,543. At the same time, the BSE Sensex fell 636 points to 80,738 levels. Weakness in the market was not limited to largecap only; Midcap stocks also showed pressure. The Nifty Midcap 100 index closed down 0.45% to close at 57,517.
Profit in banking shares
NIFTY Bank had touched a record high of 56,161 in initial trading, but it fell 303 points to 55,600 at the end of the day. During the day, financial shares saw a sharp profit booking, which kept the banking index pressure.
Which shares rapidly
About 45 out of 50 shares of Nifty closed in red mark. The biggest decline was seen in Adani Ports, Bajaj Finserv, Adani Enterprises, Coal India and Power Grid. On the other hand, shares like Grasim Industries, Shriram Finance, Mahindra & Mahindra, Bajaj Auto and Cipla gave some relief.
What do you say
According to Vikram Kasatt, Head of Advisory of PL Capital, “The Indian market was weak due to global trade tensions and profit booking in heavyweight shares on Tuesday. Although the possibilities of rate cut from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) supported some extent, but the market perception still remains alert.”
He also added that there was a big difference in sectoral performance. While realty and metal sector showed strength, weakness dominated other sectors.
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