Improving macroeconomic data, reopening of the economy, global liquidity, and an increased appetite for equities is what is pulling these foreign investors towards India.
After months of hovering in the negative territory, Foreign Portfolio Investment (FPI) into domestic equity markets has finally turned positive year-to-date.
Taking note of the increased foreign investment limits for public listed companies in India, FTSE Russell has decided to rejig the investability weighting of its Indian constituents, which will see India’s weightage increas
During the first 9 months of the last fiscal, the FDI inflows amounted to USD 36.8 billion, the highest annual FDI equity inflows in the same period in the past 16 years.
Building on their buying momentum, foreign investors poured in over Rs 3,700 crore into Indian stock markets so far this month, driven by hopes of a good monsoon and positive macroeconomic data.
Investments by foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) in the BSE-200 index declined to $291 billion in the March quarter, compared with $304 billion for the December quarter.
Foreign investors have pumped in nearly Rs 1,800 crore into Indian equities so far this month on good performance of the BJP in assembly elections which is likely to enhance the central government's ability to push through le
In a surprised lukewarm response after months of over-subscription, government debt securities today attracted bids worth Rs 2,957 crore from foreign investors as against securities to the tune of Rs 3,340 crore on offer in a
Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) will be able to invest an additional Rs 14,000 crore from tomorrow in various government securities, including those of the states.
Overseas investors have pumped in over Rs 21,000 crore (over $ 3 billion) into Indian equity markets in March, after pulling out massive funds in the preceding four months.
With the US Federal Reserve now expected to raise interest rates at a slower pace, foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) are flocking back to India and other emerging markets, reports fe Bureau in Mumbai.
Foreign portfolio investors’ (FPIs) appetite for government securities (G-secs), continues to be reasonably strong with the limits at Monday’s auction oversubscribed.
Overseas investors have pumped in close to Rs 16,500 crore ($ 2.5 billion) into Indian capital markets so far in March, after pulling out massive funds in the preceding four months.
Overseas investors have pulled out a massive Rs 4,600 crore from the Indian capital markets this month so far, primarily on account of continuous fall in crude oil prices and fears of a global slowdown.
Overseas investors pulled out more than Rs 11,000 crore from the Indian stock markets in January, the highest net outflow in five months on global growth worries and decline in oil prices.
Worried by sharp devaluation in the Chinese currency and concerned over its future economic growth, foreign funds have trimmed their exposure to India and emerging markets...
Reflecting a strong interest of overseas investors in the capital markets, over 1,800 new FPIs registered with Sebi during the first eight months of the current financial year.
Overseas investors poured in just about USD 7.4 billion in the Indian debt markets in 2015, after having pumped in a staggering USD 26 billion in the preceding year.
A favourite of foreign investors for many years, Indian equities seem to have lost the plot this year as the net inflows of the so-called 'hot money' or foreign portfolio investments dipped below $3 billion.