Nifty bulls reclaim 25,000 mark as FIIs step up India buying: 5 factors that will determine D-Street's fate next week
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- ✓Nifty reclaimed the 25,000 mark on Friday, November 6, as Indian equities surged nearly 9% last week.
- ✓Aggressive buying by foreign investors and lower crude oil prices helped the market recover.
- ✓V K Vijayakumar said, "The sudden reversal in foreign investor positioning was partly triggered by the AI-related sell-off."
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- Category
- Indian Markets
- Reported By
- The Economic Times
- Reading Speed
- 10 Minute(s)
- Market Focus
- India Economy
Indian equities staged a sharp comeback last week, with the Sensex and Nifty surging nearly 9% each as aggressive foreign institutional investor (FII) buying, a sharp correction in crude oil prices and improving global sentiment lifted investor confidence.
The Nifty advanced in all five trading sessions, gaining 1,977 points, or 8.58%, to reclaim the psychologically important 25,000 mark and close at 25,030.35 on Friday, November 6. The Sensex climbed 6,568 points, or 8.82%, to settle at 81,028, marking one of the strongest weekly performances for the domestic market.
FIIs turned aggressive net buyers, purchasing nearly Rs 45,960 crore during the week and reversing October's selling trend. Banking and financial stocks emerged as key drivers of the recovery, while improving global risk appetite provided additional support.
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