Los inversores nacionales aumentan sus participaciones en HDFC Bank y otras nueve acciones

16 de mayo de 2026

Reportado por IA

Los inversores institucionales nacionales incrementaron sus participaciones en varias empresas indias de gran capitalización durante el trimestre de marzo de 2026. Las compras se centraron en nombres de los sectores financiero, tecnológico, de telecomunicaciones e industrial, incluso a pesar de la fuerte caída en los precios de las acciones.

HDFC Bank encabezó la lista, con los inversores institucionales nacionales añadiendo 420 millones de acciones por un valor de 36.315 millones de rupias. La acción cayó un 26,20 por ciento durante el periodo.

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