FPI Inflows News

India’s economy continues to stand out as one of the world’s fastest growing and most resilient, backed by strong macroeconomic fundamentals and a vibrant policy landscape. 

However, the report adds that any fresh escalation in cross-border tensions or enhanced trade tariff issues could weigh negatively on rupee sentiment. T

FY25 was an interesting year for the rupee as it underwent periods of stability, rapid depreciation and consolidation thereafter. 

During February 1-25, FPIs pulled out Rs 31,158 crore from equities, Rs 4,467 crore from the debt segment, according to depositories' data. However, the pumped in Rs 120 crore into hybrid instruments during the same time. First is the trend of the Indian rupee vis-a-vis the dollar trend.

The latest inflow follows net infusion of Rs 1.6 lakh crore in the previous five months (February-June) on several factors. In January, they had pulled out over Rs 3,496 crore.

For the entire 2013, net investments for the healthcare sector stood at USD 1.86 billion, and USD 309 million for 2014.

These huge inflows included a net investment of Rs 4,032 crore so far in December itself.

Overseas investors have poured in over USD 4 billion in the Indian capital markets this month taking total inflows to over USD 40 billion since January.

Analysts believe that this excess liquidity will come more into India compared to other emerging market countries.