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Indian investors favoured long-term stock ownership in FY26 as delivery ratios rose to around 30%, despite market volatility. Sebi said stronger domestic inflows, expanding demat accounts and reduced derivatives speculation reflected healthier participation and greater resilience amid foreign investor outflows.
Traders blink! India's stock investors choose Warren Buffett-style ownership in volatile FY26
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Indian investors favoured long-term stock ownership in FY26 as delivery ratios rose to around 30%, despite market volatility. Sebi said stronger domestic inflows, expanding demat accounts and reduced derivatives speculation reflected healthier participation and greater resilience amid foreign investor outflows.
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Indian investors favoured long-term stock ownership in FY26 as delivery ratios rose to around 30%, despite market volatility.
Sebi said stronger domestic inflows, expanding demat accounts and reduced derivatives speculation reflected healthier participation and greater resilience amid foreign investor outflows..
Source
Economic Times
Published
2h ago
Impact Score
70 / 100
Category
Indian Markets
Moderate near-term volatility expected while markets assess implications for Indian Markets.
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