Mumbai: Foreign investors have turned to investment in Indian markets amidst the upheaval arising in global markets a week ago due to tariff terror of US President Donald Trump, causing the World Trade War being limited to the US and China and has become a profit situation for India. Due to this investment attraction, there has been a huge increase of Rs 18.05 lakh crore in investors’ assets in shares in India in a small week of three days.
Investor money, ie the total market capitalization of companies listed in BSE, which Rs. Was. On 11 April 2025, there has been an increase of Rs 401.55 lakh crore. Business reached Rs 18.05 lakh crore in three days today – Friday, 17 April 2025, Rs 419.60 lakh crore.
Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have become buyers in shares continuously, they have bought shares worth Rs 14,670 crore in three days. In these three days, the BSE Sensex 30 index has risen 3395.10 points to 78553.20 and the Nifty 50 Spot Index has jumped 1023.10 points to reach the four -month highest level 23851.65. The enthusiasm of investors has returned, with foreign funds as well as high net worth investors and players have made large purchases in small and medium-cap stocks.
At the end of the week, where the markets of Europe and America were on a decline on Thursday, the markets of Japan, Hong Kong and India in Asia-Pacific were strengthened. In particular, in Indian stock markets, NSE and BSE, foreign funds made heavy purchases in banking shares and Reliance, Bharti Airtel etc., leading to 1508.91 points in the Sensex and 414.45 points in the Nifty 50 index. The stock markets will be closed on Good Friday. The global market was cautious this evening amid fears of growing trade war between the US and China, as the US has raised tariffs on China to 245 percent, and Chinese President Xi Jinping urged Asian countries to unite during a visit to South-East Asian countries. After opening the US markets in the evening, Dow Jones fell down 580 points and Nasdaq 23 points. The European markets remained moderately weak.
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