Foreign investors are not leaving India. They are shifting investments from top companies to other stocks. This rotation involves billions of dollars. Large companies saw selling, while mid-cap and growth-focused firms attracted new capital. This indicates a preference for growth over traditional value. The overall participation in Indian companies has also increased.
Motilal Oswal Financial Services was among five NSE F&O stocks witnessing a sharp rise in futures open interest on June 15. The overall OI increase exceeded 7%, indicating fresh long or short build-up. Other stocks showing notable OI gains included Radico Khaitan, Bajaj Auto, Cochin Shipyard and Tata Power.
Cyient’s Rs 720 crore share buyback enters the final stage, with June 16 as the last date to buy shares to qualify. The record date is June 17. The company plans to repurchase shares at Rs 1,125 apiece, offering a premium, while analysts remain cautious on growth outlook.
Sterlite Technologies, a Vedanta-backed optical fibre manufacturer, has witnessed an extraordinary 500% surge in its stock value in 2026, driven by the global AI boom. This rally is fueled by the escalating demand for high-speed connectivity infrastructure, particularly for data centers.
Indian equities are nearing a crucial turning point, with market veteran Gautam Shah suggesting a shift in focus beyond benchmark indices. He highlights opportunities in smallcaps, microcaps, renewable energy, and healthcare, while also expressing optimism for the Adani Group and the broader global bull market.
A preliminary deal to end the Middle East war boosted global risk appetite, sending oil prices down and the U.S. dollar near 10-day lows. Investors now await central bank meetings in Japan and Australia for inflation outlooks, with the Bank of Japan expected to raise rates.
Brigade Enterprises in May announced its first bonus issue in around seven years, along with the release of its Q4 results. It said its board approved the plan to issue one bonus share with a face value of Rs 10 each for every three shares held in the company as on the record date.
Indian equities opened the week strong, with the Sensex and Nifty gaining nearly 1% each on positive global sentiment. Key stocks in focus include HCL Technologies, GMR Airports, Adani Enterprises, and Bharti Airtel, with significant corporate announcements and strategic moves shaping the market outlook.
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