The foreign selling spree was primarily attributed to stretched valuations in Indian equities, raising concerns about market overheating Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) continued their equity sell-off during the week ending July 25, 2025, though at a significantly reduced pace compared to the previous week. Net equity outflows stood at $113 million, down sharply from $1.09
Many investors believe that reading reports and tracking market news are enough to avoid major losses. However, history shows that certain warning signs often appear before serious trouble begins. For example, during India’s infrastructure boom, a stock that was trading above Rs 25 steadily declined to around Rs 5. Today, the stock has technically lost
The Bank Nifty index has made waves in the market, hitting an all-time high of 56,098 in April, but it now hovers around the 55,000 mark. Meanwhile, the Nifty50 benchmark index is still around 7% away from its own record high, while banking stocks have continued to outpace the broader market. However, the recent retracements