#InstitutionalActivity – ProvisionalJuly 2nd 2024FII net bought ₹5424 cr DII net sold ₹924 cr #InstitutionalActivity – ProvisionalJuly 2nd 2024FII net bought ₹5424 cr DII net sold ₹924 cr

Posted on by Raj Gaurav Rai

#InstitutionalActivity – Provisional

July 2nd 2024

FII net bought ₹5424 cr
DII net sold ₹924 cr #InstitutionalActivity – Provisional

July 2nd 2024

FII net bought ₹5424 cr
DII net sold ₹924 cr

Please follow and like us:
fb-share-icon
Tweet
Pin Share

Related Posts

Samvardhana Motherson International: The company declared the successful pricing of its secured guaranteed notes— 144A/Reg S 5.625% US dollar senior, totaling $350 million, through its subsidiary — SMRC Automotive Holdings Netherlands B.V., with a corporate guarantee from SAMIL. This fundraising through the issuance of notes marks the return of Motherson Group’s to the US$ bond market after eight years StockMarket #FinancialNews #Investment Samvardhana Motherson International: The company declared the successful pricing of its secured guaranteed notes— 144A/Reg S 5.625% US dollar senior, totaling $350 million, through its subsidiary — SMRC Automotive Holdings Netherlands B.V., with a corporate guarantee from SAMIL. This fundraising through the issuance of notes marks the return of Motherson Group’s to the US$ bond market after eight years StockMarket #FinancialNews #Investment

Samvardhana Motherson International: The company declared the successful pricing of its secured guaranteed notes— 144A/Reg S 5.625% US dollar senior, totaling $350 million, through its […]

Starting from 10th June 2024, the National Stock Exchange (NSE) is set to introduce a significant change in tick size, bringing it down to 1 paisa for all stocks priced below ₹250. This move marks the end of the BSE monopoly, opening new avenues for enhanced price discovery. The introduction of narrower tick sizes by NSE is undoubtedly a welcome step towards facilitating more accurate and efficient market dynamics. By fostering tighter bid-ask spreads and deeper liquidity, this initiative is poised to bring about a positive impact on the trading landscape. The shift in tick size is expected to generate more granular pricing, thereby contributing to greater transparency and fairness in the market. Investors and stakeholders can look forward to reaping the benefits of this evolution in the trading environment, ultimately resulting in an improved stock market experience and better investment outcomes FinancialNews #NIFTY #Trading Starting from 10th June 2024, the National Stock Exchange (NSE) is set to introduce a significant change in tick size, bringing it down to 1 paisa for all stocks priced below ₹250. This move marks the end of the BSE monopoly, opening new avenues for enhanced price discovery. The introduction of narrower tick sizes by NSE is undoubtedly a welcome step towards facilitating more accurate and efficient market dynamics. By fostering tighter bid-ask spreads and deeper liquidity, this initiative is poised to bring about a positive impact on the trading landscape. The shift in tick size is expected to generate more granular pricing, thereby contributing to greater transparency and fairness in the market. Investors and stakeholders can look forward to reaping the benefits of this evolution in the trading environment, ultimately resulting in an improved stock market experience and better investment outcomes FinancialNews #NIFTY #Trading

Starting from 10th June 2024, the National Stock Exchange (NSE) is set to introduce a significant change in tick size, bringing it down to 1 […]