Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) offload Rs 35,658 crore in Indian stocks in early January, citing rising US bond yields and a weakening rupee. Financials suffer the most with Rs 12,200 crore sold, while minimal buying is seen in textiles and media. Analysts recommend focusing on quality stocks and defensive sectors, anticipating continued volatility.
FII inflows driven by relative stability, not blind optimism: Saion Mukherjee
The market construct looks quite positive. But I do not think we are out of the woods yet. My concern would be how the economy