Institutional holding in Nifty companies is steadily reaching their caps. What this means for the market?
Last updated: 09-Sep-2024•Research Desk
With Indian markets close to its all-time highs and the global liquidity position still not at a risk-off state, institutional investors have continued their buying spree. To see how close institutional investors have come to their limit, we looked at Nifty index. Nifty accounts for 60 per cent of the total market capitalisation in the NSE and BSE exchanges.
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