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Foreign investors heavily sold Indian shares in August, the most in seven months. This year's total exits are the highest since 2022. Punitive US tariffs and a weak rupee impacted the market. Domestic funds supported equities with strong buying. SIP inflows also rose significantly. Rupee fell to breach the 88 mark to a dollar.
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Despite global uncertainties impacting the Nifty, the consumption sector shows promise, fueled by anticipated GST slab changes. Analysts highlight Colgate-Palmolive, CG Power, and Voltas as potential bullish bets, while KFin Technologies and AU Small Fin Bank are viewed bearishly. Technical analysis suggests specific entry and exit points for traders.
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Overseas investors significantly increased their purchases of Indian bonds for the second straight month in August, driven by attractive yields. Net inflows into the fully accessible route for government securities soared to 10,471 crore, fueled by a widening yield gap between Indian and US treasury bonds.
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