Domestic inflows support smallcaps despite September selloff
In short
Domestic money helped smallcaps in H1FY27 even after a sharp September selloff. The report says rising crude prices, higher US bond yields and foreign investor outflows wiped out Rs 18.4 trillion in monthly market value.
This matters because market swings were large and broad. The report does not say how much smallcaps rose or which stocks were hit most.
What the reporting says
Domestic inflows helped support smallcaps in H1FY27 despite a September rout. The only other reported market driver is that rising crude prices, soaring US bond yields and FII outflows wiped out Rs 18.4 trillion in monthly market cap. The available reporting does not give the size of the smallcap gains or identify which indices were most affected.
Why it matters
Domestic inflows supported smallcaps in H1FY27 even as September brought a sharp rout. Business Standard’s summary says rising crude prices, soaring US bond yields and FII outflows wiped out Rs 18.4 trillion in monthly market cap. The reporting does not specify the index move, the timeframe for the inflows, or which segments suffered the biggest damage.