FPIs' net investment till date in September at Rs 12,000 crore

19 Sep 2022 , 09:37 AM

FPIs have been net investors of Rs 12000 crore in Indian equity markets till date in the month of September.

Through the first two weeks of this month, foreign investors have invested Rs12,000 crore in the Indian equities market with the anticipation that major central banks, including the US Fed, may take a more measured approach to raise interest rates as inflation begins to decline.

This comes after  net investments of Rs51,200 crore in August and about Rs5,000 crore in July, according to statistics from depositories.

After nine months of significant net outflows beginning in October of last year, FPIs started to turn positive in July. They sold a staggering Rs2.46 lakh crore of Indian equities between October 2021 and June 2022.

The US inflation rate for August increased from the month before by 0.1% to 8.3%. It decreased from 8.5 % when compared to the same time last year. FPIs made a net investment of Rs1,777 crore in the debt market during the month under review in addition to stocks. In addition to India, the Philippines, Taiwan, South Korea, and Thailand all saw outflows during the time period under consideration.

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