Foreign investors have infused almost 8,500 million rupees in the country’s shares markets last week, after a phase of heavy departures at the beginning of the month, backed by the renewed confidence of investors, national and relative resistant.
Duration The Truncated Holiday Week ended on April 18, foreign portfolio investors (FPI) made a net investment of RS 8,472 million rupees in equipment.
This includes the withdrawal of RS 2,352 million rupees on April 15, but the investment of RS 10,824 million rupees in the next two days, the data with deposits were shown.
While the recent increase in FPI activity indicates a potential change in the feeling, the sustainability of these flows will depend on the evolutionary trajectory of the global macroeconomic conditions, the stability in the commercial policy of the United States and the continuous strength of the internal growth perspective of India, said Himanshu Srivastava, associate director – Manager of Research, Morningstar Investment.
Duration of the week, trade took place only three days from April 15 to 17, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. The stock market was closed on Mondays and Fridays due to Ambedkar Jayanti and Good Friday, respectively.
In general, the FPIs brought RS 23,103 million rupees from the shares in April so far, carrying the total exit flow to RS 1.4 Lakh million rupees from the beginning of 2025, according to the data.
The initial part of the month was marked by the aggressive sale of FPI, largely driven by the global uncertainties vote from the US tariff policies developments. UU.
However, the renewed investor confidence was backed by the national economy resilient of India, the relative isolation of global commercial interruptions and relatively attractive valuations given the recent correction in Indian capital markets, Srivastava said.
This reversal in the FPI activity has been caused by two important factors.
First, the decrease in the dollar index to around 100 levels and the expectation of greater weakness in the dollar is pushing the United States FPIs to emerging markets such as India, said VK Vijayakumar, Estatega Head of Investments, Geojit investments.
Secondly, it is likely that both the United States and China report moderate growth this year, while India is expected to register a growth rate or 6 percent in fiscal year 26 in an unfavorable global environment. He added that this relative higher performance of India in growth can lead to higher performance in the market, he added.
In March, the FPI withdrew RS 3,973 million rupees and FPIS token 34,574 million rupees, while in January, the output flow was higher at 78,027 million rupees.
Vijayakumar de Geojit said that it is likely that the focus of all investors, including FPIs, are internal consumption issues such as finance, telecommunications, aviation, cement, selected cars and medical care.