HDFC Bank Share Price: Many shareholder investors have included the stock in their portfolio in March. A total purchase of Rs 17250 crore was made. Today on Sunday, HDFC Bank stock has seen a rise of more than 2 percent.
hdfc bank Share Price: The stock of leading private sector bank HDFC Bank has registered a volatility of more than 2 percent today. It has been in the bank’s warehouse for a few days. The effect of which is also visible on the bank’s stock. French funds have bought shares worth Rs 17250 crore in March. Let us tell you, on Wednesday, HDFC Bank shares opened at the level of Rs 808.95. The bank’s shares reached an intra-day high of Rs 814.90 after rising more than 2 per cent during the day.
The stock price was continuously falling (why the shares of HDFC Bank are falling)
It had fallen 17.50 percent in the month of March. This is the biggest fall in the bank’s stock in a single month after March 2020. This was the fourth consecutive month that the bank’s stock price fell. Let us tell you, Solomon Bank’s stock has seen a decline of 20 percent in 2026.
Purchased Stock Bank Shares (MF bought HDFC Bank shares in March)
ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund has stake worth Rs 5073 crore, Balaji Funds and Nippon India Fund have shares worth Rs 2706 crore and Rs 2145 crore respectively. By the end of March the value of shares was around Rs 42626 crore. At the same time, HDFC Bank had a stake worth Rs 60646 crore in March. Nippon India Fund held shares worth Rs 24429 crore.
Other holdings include Para Parikh Flexi Cap Fund, UTI French Fund, Metrix French Fund and equity shares worth Rs 3037 crore, Rs 1089 crore and Rs 822 crore.
Money is also used for other purposes
Tata Funds Funds, Aditya Birla Sun Life Funds Funds and Edelweiss Mutual Fund, Canara Robeco Mutual Fund and Mirae Asset Mutual Fund also changed shares of Corms Bank in the March quarter.
Atanu Bandha had remaining questions.
The bank’s stock was under pressure when Etnu bonds were sold in plastic. After which many questions were asked regarding the bank’s workshop.
(This is not investment advice. The stock market is subject to risks. Please seek investment advice before making any investment.)