Indian equities are likely to end August in a narrow range despite more than ₹30,000 crore of foreign inflows, as domestic profit booking and heavy primary-market supply absorbed liquidity. Investors now await GDP data for clues on the market's next move.
Indian equities are likely to end August in a narrow range despite more than ₹30,000 crore of foreign inflows, as domestic profit booking and heavy primary-market supply absorbed liquidity. Investors now await GDP data for clues on the market's next move.
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