Selling of foreign investors increased the market uncertainty, sold ₹ 1.48 lakh crore shares

Business News: Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) have continued selling in the domestic stock market in the 9th consecutive season, causing a total of ₹ 31,575 crore so far this month. In the last three months, FIIs have sold shares worth ₹ 1,48,149 crore, including ₹78,027 crore in January, ₹ 34,574 crore in February and ₹ 3,973 crore in March. The domestic stock market continues to fluctuate due to the selling of foreign investors, which has increased the concerns of investors. Market experts believe that as long as global uncertainty remains, market fluctuations will continue. In addition, the purchase of domestic institutional investors (DIIs) can provide some relief to the market, but it will have to be seen how much they can support. The future direction of the market will depend on global signs and domestic economic policies. Investors should be vigilant and seek experts' advice for their investment decisions.

Global effect: Trump's tariff effect

Experts believe that the global markets are seeing instability due to the counter -tariff imposed by US President Donald Trump, which is also affecting FPI investment in India. Due to this, there is a situation of uncertainty in the global markets, affecting the notion of investors.

Opportunity in medium period

However, experts believe that FPIs may turn to India again during the medium period as there is a possibility of better earning in India's economy and can grow at a rate of 6%. According to VK Vijaykumar of Geojit Financial Services, the situation of trade war between the US and China is sure to cause recession in both economies, but India's economy may be able to deal with this situation.

Current Market status

The market saw a strong rise in the market on Friday, but experts believe that the market move still remains weak. The significant level for Nifty is 23,000, with which the trend can become stronger. In addition, there is support at 22,750 and the selling can be faster as it goes below. According to the metaphor day of the LKP Securities, the trend will remain weak until the Nifty is decisively over 23,000.

Keep eye on Market Moves

Investors should keep an eye on important levels and consult experts to understand market moves. There may be opportunities for investors due to the possibility of better earning in India's economy in the medium period. Therefore, investors should be patient and make their investment decisions according to market status.