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Key highlights from SEBI’s Bulletin released on February 22, 2024:   1. Resources mobilized through equity issuance was ₹9,134 crore during January 2024 as compared to ₹41,372 crore during December 2023.   2. There were 22 IPOs mobilizing ₹3,419 crore in January 2024 as compared to 31 IPOs mobilizing ₹9,534 crore in December 2023. Of the total IPOs in January 2024, 18 issues were SME/start-up listings which mobilized ₹463 crore.   3. Public issue of debt raised ₹2,190 crore during January 2024 as compared to ₹2,014 crore during December 2023. Private placement of debt raised ₹61,181 crore during January 2024 as compared to ₹1,08,07 crore during December 2023.   4. FPIs became net sellers in the month of January 2024 with outflows worth ₹6,593 crore. Within the equity segment, inflows to the tune of ₹3,120 crore were witnessed in primary market and outflows of ₹28,864 crore were observed in secondary market.   5. Six open offers with offer value of ₹794 crore were closed under SEBI (Substantial Acquisition of Shares and Takeovers) Regulations, 2011.   6. The average P/E ratio of S&P BSE Sensex fell to 24.6 and that of Nifty 50 fell to 22.5 in January 2024 as compared to the previous month levels.   7. During January 2024, average daily turnover at equity cash segment increased by 8.2% over the previous month.   8. During January 2024, most of the selected sectoral indices showed positive returns. Among them, BSE Oil (at 12.6%) had the highest return followed by Nifty PSE (at 10.4%), Nifty Energy (at 9.8%) and Nifty PSU (at 9.8%). Lowest return was registered by Nifty Bank (at -4.8%).

RBI announces highest-ever annual dividend of ₹2.11 lakh crore for Govt. And, it's at the upper end of contingent risk buffer of 6.5 to 5.5% FY 2012-13 Rs33,110 crore FY 2013-14 Rs52,679 crore FY 2014-15 Rs65,896 crore FY 2015-16 Rs65,876 crore FY 2016-17 Rs30,659 crore FY 2017-18 Rs50,000 crore FY 2018-19 Rs1,76,051 crore FY 2019-20 Rs57,128 crore FY 2020-21 Rs99,122 crore FY 2021-22 Rs30,307 crore FY 2022-23 Rs87,416 crore FY 2023-24 Rs2,11,000 crore The impact on the market due to the RBI’s record dividend payout can be multifaceted. Here are some potential effects: Liquidity Boost - The substantial dividend transfer to the government injects liquidity into the system. This increased liquidity could lead to higher demand for financial assets, including stocks and bonds. Sentiment and Confidence - Such a large dividend reflects the central bank’s confidence in the economy. Positive sentiment may encourage investors, potentially driving stock market gains. Interest Rates - The RBI’s decision could influence interest rates. If the government uses the dividend to reduce its borrowing needs, it might ease pressure on bond yields. Lower yields could impact investment decisions. Currency Movement - A significant dividend payout can impact the exchange rate. If foreign investors perceive it as a sign of economic strength, it may support the Indian rupee. Sector-Specific Effects - Different sectors may respond differently. For instance: Banking Stocks: Banks may benefit from improved liquidity and sentiment. Infrastructure and Capital Goods: These sectors could see increased investment if the government allocates the dividend to infrastructure projects. Consumer Stocks: Higher liquidity might boost consumer spending. Market Volatility: While positive sentiment can drive markets up, uncertainty or unexpected reactions could lead to volatility.

https://lnkd.in/eD-d2mDd #FPI withdraw around $1.27 Billion from Indian Equity Markets after #Budget2024, #UnionBudget2024-25 #ForeignPortfolioInvestors (FPIs) pulled out nearly $1.27 billion (around Rs 10,710 crore) from the Indian stock market in the three days following the budget announcement. The recent budget announcement in India has led to a significant withdrawal of funds by foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) from the stock market. As par the stock exchange data, FPIs sold equities worth INR 2,975 crore on 23rd July’ 2024 when the Budget was announced, around INR 5,130 crore on 24th July’20 24. They withdrew INR 2,605 crore on 25th July’2024. #ShareMarketNews

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Key highlights from SEBI’s Bulletin released on April 24, 2024: 1. Resources mobilized through equity issuance stood at ₹15,165 crore during March 2024 as compared to ₹20,869 crore during February 2024. 2. There were 25 IPOs mobilizing ₹3,829 crore in March 2024 as compared to 29 IPOs mobilizing ₹7,684 crore in February 2024. Of the total IPOs in March 2024, 17 issues were SME/start-up listings which mobilized ₹714 crore. 3. Public issue of debt raised ₹703 crore during March 2024 as compared to ₹1,861 crore during February 2024. 4. Private placement of debt raised ₹1,01,067 crore during March 2024 as compared to ₹81,276 crore during February 2024. 5. Three open offers with offer value of ₹27.3 crore were closed under SEBI (Substantial Acquisition of Shares and Takeovers) Regulations, 2011. 6. The average P/E ratio of S&P BSE Sensex rose to 25.0 and that of Nifty 50 rose to 22.9 in March 2024 as compared to the previous month levels. 7. During March 2024, average daily turnover at equity cash segment decreased by 16.3% over the previous month. 8. During March 2024, BSE Capital Goods (at 6.1%) had the highest return, followed by BSE Auto (at 5%), BSE Metal (at 5%) and Nifty Infra (at 3.1%). Lowest return was registered by Nifty IT (at -7.5%), followed by BSE Tech (at -5%) and Nifty Realty (at -1.1%).

Sharing my thoughts about the recent offloading of over ₹24,000 crore by Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) in Indian equities this May. This significant sell-off reflects current market trends and election uncertainties. For more details, read the full article: https://lnkd.in/d_2zVh6w #Finance #Investing #Markets #FIIs #Equities ---

Key highlights from SEBI’s Bulletin released on April 24, 2024: 1. Resources mobilized through equity issuance stood at ₹15,165 crore during March 2024 as compared to ₹20,869 crore during February 2024. 2. There were 25 IPOs mobilizing ₹3,829 crore in March 2024 as compared to 29 IPOs mobilizing ₹7,684 crore in February 2024. Of the total IPOs in March 2024, 17 issues were SME/start-up listings which mobilized ₹714 crore. 3. Public issue of debt raised ₹703 crore during March 2024 as compared to ₹1,861 crore during February 2024. 4. Private placement of debt raised ₹1,01,067 crore during March 2024 as compared to ₹81,276 crore during February 2024. 5. Three open offers with offer value of ₹27.3 crore were closed under SEBI (Substantial Acquisition of Shares and Takeovers) Regulations, 2011. 6. The average P/E ratio of S&P BSE Sensex rose to 25.0 and that of Nifty 50 rose to 22.9 in March 2024 as compared to the previous month levels. 7. During March 2024, average daily turnover at equity cash segment decreased by 16.3% over the previous month. 8. During March 2024, BSE Capital Goods (at 6.1%) had the highest return, followed by BSE Auto (at 5%), BSE Metal (at 5%) and Nifty Infra (at 3.1%). Lowest return was registered by Nifty IT (at -7.5%), followed by BSE Tech (at -5%) and Nifty Realty (at -1.1%). 

#FIIs have offloaded shares worth over $900 million in the last three trading sessions. On July 23, they sold shares worth about $185.1 million, followed by $419.13 million on July 24, according to NSDL data and $311 million on July 25, according to provisional data on NSE. moneycontrol.com #markets #investing

Latest News Jain added that the cost of funds is relatively competitive compared to the market, and with a variable rate asset size, the net interest margins (NIMs) are likely to remain stable

After purchasing equities worth Rs 13,672 crore from April 8-12, FIIs offloaded Rs 50,260 crore of shares between April 15 and May 17. As an investor, you should definitely. Know these are the reasons.