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Highlights
- Foreign investors are continuously withdrawing money from the Indian market
- The trend of small investors increased in the market after the corona epidemic
- Investment in the market increased due to reduction in interest on small savings schemes
New Delhi. The condition of the Indian stock market was decided by foreign investors till a few years ago. But, now this situation has changed to an extent. Foreign investors have been selling their shares in the Indian market since April 2021, but the market is still at record highs. The reason for this is that the share of domestic investors in the Indian stock market is increasing continuously. That is, now the reins of the Indian stock market have come in the hands of domestic investors. Let us understand how the Indian market is now trading on the strength of domestic investors.
In the last 10 out of 11 months, FIIs sold and domestic investors (DIIs) bought
| Buy/Sell by FII | Buying/Selling by Domestic Investors (DIIs) | ||||||
| Month | total purchase | gross sales | total buy/sell | total purchase | gross sales | total buy/sell | |
| by February 7 | 29,436.87 | 34,664.89 | -5,228.02 | 32,550.36 | 31,651.79 | 898.57 | |
| January, 2022 | 141,177.65 | 182,524.00 |
|
141,934.87 | 120,006.47 | 21,928.40 | |
| December, 2021 | 146,073.90 | 181,567.49 | -35,493.59 |
136,077.68
|
104,846.63 | 31,231.05 | |
| November | 204,204.04 | 244,105.96 | -39,901.92 | 136,049.58 |
105,489.31
|
30,560.27 | |
| October | 185,566.83 | 211,139.02 | -25,572.19 | 151,607.74 | 147,136.75 | 4,470.99 | |
| September | 217,636.41 | 216,722.64 | 913.77 | 144,147.33 | 138,198.48 | 5,948.85 | |
| August | 175,168.36 | 177,736.88 | -2,568.52 | 131,185.18 | 124,290.49 | 6,894.69 | |
| July | 125,896.68 | 149,090.07 | -23,193.39 | 117,910.10 | 99,516.18 | 18,393.92 | |
| June | 170,188.95 | 170,214.84 | -25.89 | 114,289.67 | 107,246.16 | 7,043.51 | |
|
May
|
166,976.74 | 172,992.08 | -6015.34 | 105,544.29 | 103,477.06 | 2,067.23 | |
| April | 133,795.77 | 145,835.20 | -12,039.43 | 97,884.58 | 86,524.70 | 11,359.88 | |
Shopping,Sales figures in crores
small investor share increased
According to Prime Database data, in the December quarter (October-December) of last year, the share of small investors in 871 companies listed on the NSE rose to 7.32 per cent, while their total investments rose to an all-time high of Rs 18.98 lakh crore. At the same time, foreign investors remained sellers during this period. There has also been a record increase in the number of demat accounts since Corona. The number of demat accounts has reached around 8 crores.