From April 2025, the selling of foreign institutional investors (FII) in the Indian stock market may slow down. Such expectations have been raised by MK Institutional Equities. Brokerage believes that the dismal of peak and income in the US dollar index will stabilize the valuation. In 2025, FII has so far sold Indian shares worth Rs 1,06,445 crore. Concerns about the weak values of the companies, expensive valuation in the broad market and the pressure of strong dollars were the main reasons behind this. However, foreign investors on Tuesday bought shares worth Rs 4,786.56 crore.
MK Institutional Equities said in a note, “Despite the continuous selling pressure, we hope that the activity of foreign portfolio investors (FPI) will be stabilized after the first quarter of 2025. The valuation will be appropriate. The peak in DXY will help reduce the concerns of the fall of the rupee and support FPI flow. Apart from this, the liquidity measures of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) can promote domestic equity especially the BFSI sector.
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Nirav Sheth, CEO of Institutional Equities at MK, said that the worst phase of income may end. Recovery is expected at the end of the year. He said, “Fresh government spending and tax release based consumption should help grow up. This is the time of purchase.” Brokerage has targeted the Nifty to reach 25,000 by December 2025.
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