Ahmedabad: There is a terrible atmosphere of recession in the Indian stock market. From small investors to big investors, everyone’s portfolio has suffered heavy losses. The entire picture of the Indian stock market has changed in less than six months. The index, which reached all -time high levels at the end of September, continues to decline.
The interesting thing here is that the assets of investors of other categories have declined further. The portfolio of Hindu undivided families (HUFs), brokers, partnership firms, Forex convertible bonds (FCCB) holders and other financial institutions have been destroyed.
Category -wise, the biggest decline after the summit of September 2024 has occurred in HUF portfolio. His stake has declined by 87 percent during this period. The portfolio of brokers declined by about 85 percent, while the portfolio of partnership firms declined by 27 percent. The price of portfolio of FCCB holders has fallen by 26.5 percent and the price of financial institutions has fallen by 23 percent.
In comparison, the custody of FII has declined by about 20 percent. In terms of percentage, foreign investors are ranked sixth in terms of fall in portfolio price. In 2025, both Sensex and Nifty have fallen by 4.5 percent. The BSE Midcap index and smallcap index declined by 14 and 17 percent respectively.
Protection of insurance companies, banks, deposits, trusts and mutual funds have also declined by 11 to 16 percent. The AUCs of Corporates, Foreign Depositories, Domestic Pension Fund, Portfolio Managers and Investment Funds have also declined by 2-10%. Despite the improvement in the market, foreign direct investment in shares has increased by about 3.3 percent. Equity increased by 2.6 percent and 1.1 percent respectively in NRI and foreign enterprise capital investment.
