After 1 month to FIIS net buyers, buy domestic stocks of Rs 695 crore

Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) became net buyers after a month’s distance on Tuesday, bought domestic equity worth Rs 694.57 crore. The last time they bought the Indian equity on February 19, they bought shares worth Rs 8,216 crore.

FII complemented domestic institutional investors (DIIs), who today paid Rs. 2,534.75 crore shares purchased.

Institutional purchases by FIIs and DIIs are reflected in the market mood because the Frontline Indicators Nifty and BSE Sensex are closed with large benefits. The BSE Sensex closed 1,131 points or 1.5% at 75,301, while the NSE Nifty expired at 325.55 points or 1.45% at 22,834.

So far in March, FII 2025 has raised Rs. There are net sellers of Rs 34,580 crore.

In January, the FPISA paid Rs. 78,027 crore shares were sold and in February Rs. It was followed by selling Rs 34,574 crore.

Nifty exits the construction zone, reclaiming 22,800 zones on a closed basis, Angel One’s equity technical analyst Rajesh Bhosal said, commenting on the day’s proceedings.

“It was a beneficial session for merchants because the market was seen in a broad-based purchase. Significantly, the Nifty has been convinced from 20 DMA after a long period, while the last three weeks were overcome by 22,650-222,22,700 zones.

It expects the Nifty to respond to the Nifty .Janic 23,000 mark, which configures the dynamic trendline resistance designed by connecting the main tops to the 50 Dema and all-time S.

“When this layer appears within reach, these technical parameters act as a strong barrier earlier, and the breakout next to it can run an extended move towards 200 DSMA 23,400 and beyond. On damage, now the previous resistance zone of 22,650-222,700 can serve as immediate support.”

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