Indian Market Soars: Domestic Funds & SIPs Counter Foreign Selling

• Domestic investors were the primary drivers of the Indian stock market's strong performance in November.
• Mutual funds invested ₹43,465 crore in equity in November, nearly doubling October's figures and offsetting foreign selling.
• Small investors, through record SIP inflows (₹29,529 crore in October), played a crucial role in sustaining the market.
• Debt funds experienced significant outflows (₹72,201 crore in November) as investors shifted from low-return debt to higher-return equity instruments.
• Experts credit consistent domestic buying and SIPs for preventing a market collapse despite global uncertainty and foreign fund withdrawals.

Why It Matters: Domestic investors are now the primary force stabilizing India's stock market.