Fiis -Netto sales shares worth 5,045 billion rupees; DIIS pump RS 3,715 Crore on May 22nd – Tradingview News

Foreign institutional investors (FIIS) unloaded rupia on May 22, just one day after the purchase of over 2,200 billion rupees, shares worth 5,045. In contrast, domestic institutional investors (DIIS) supported the market with net runs of 3,715 billion rupees, as the provisional data of the NSE showed.

During the trading session of May 22nd, Diis bought shares worth 13,349 rupees and sold stocks worth 9,633 billion rupees. Fiis bought shares worth 11,609 rupees and sold stocks worth 16,654 rupees.

This year Fiis were net buyers worth 1.22 LAKH Crore, while Diis have shares worth 2.41 LAKH worth 2.41 LAKH.

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Indian benchmark indices Senseex and Nifty Nased on May 22nd reflect a global sale as an increasing US bond return and fresh jitter about fiscal health in America. The sharp downturn did not replace the market and dragged even in the middle of the middle and the small cap shares in a comprehensive path. However, the indices managed to record a few losses by the end of the session and to close the deep stalls of the day.

The Sectoral indices of the NSE were usually lower on May 22nd and were burdened by the broad sale. NIFTY FMCG, IT and consumer goods were among the worst artists and showed 1.44 percent, 1.31 percent and 1.14 percent. The nice auto index fell by 1.01 percent, while the oil and gas and pharmaceutical indices each fell over 0.9 percent. The bank stocks held out relatively, with the indices of Nifty Bank and the private bank only fell by 0.24 percent or 0.22 percent. The nice PSU banking index decreased by 0.58 percent. The wider markets also remained under pressure, albeit low, with the Midcap 100 and Smallcap 100 0.52 percent or 0.26 percent.

“NIFTY can find immediate support at 24,600, followed by 24,500 and 24,400. On the upward trend, 25,000 act as the first level of resistance, followed by 25,400 and 25,600. For the bank NITFTY, support is seen at 54,700. By Choice Broking.

Indusind Bank, Bharti Airtel, JSW Steel, Bajaj Auto and Hero Motocorp were the top profits on the reach, while Ongc, M & M, Hindalco, Tech Mahindra and Wipro were the top losers on the index. Moneycontrol.com advises users to inquire with certified experts before making investment decisions.