Foreign Investors Infuse ₹ 1209 Cr in Indian Equites This Week, Net Outflow in June Stands at ₹ 4192 CR: NSDL

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India]June 21 (ani): Foreign investment in the Indian Equity Market Remained Positive During the Week from June 16 to June 20, Thought the Net Inflows Declined Compared to the Previous Week, AS PEREK RELESED National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL).

According to the data, foreign investors made net inflows 1,209 Crore in Indian Equites this week. The inflows weregely supported by significant buying activity on wedding and Friday.

Market Experts Attributed this trend to Foreign Participation in Several Block Deals offered during the week, Along with notable inflows on friday due to the ftse rebalancing.

Siddhartha Khemka, Head Research, Wealth Management, Motilal Oswal Financial Services Told Ani ” Large Inflows on Friday due to ftse rebalancing. Normal Monsoon “.

Despite the positive movement This week, Foreign Portfolio Investment (FPI) Flows for the month of June so far continue to remain in the negative.

As of June 20, The Net outflows by Foreign Investors Stood at 4,192 Crore. However, this is an improvement from the Previous Week (Ending June 13), When Net Outflows was Higher at 5,402 Crore. This reduction in outflows reflects some signs of stabilization in FPI Sentimen.

Khemka added that the recent inflows are being driven by India’s strong economy fundamentals. These factors are collectively boosting investor Confidence and Encouring Selective Foreign Investment, even Amid Global Uncertaintiies.

Looking ahead, he suggested that both global and domestic factors will influence fPI trends in the coming week. Key Global triggers include geopolitical developments, fluctuations in crude oil prications amid tensions in midle east, and the approaching deadline for the imposition of us reciprocal tarifs.

On the domestic front, important drivers will be macroeconomic indicators, institutional buying support, and sector-specific triggers such as Monsoon Progress, and Infrastructure push. These elements are expected to determine stock specific movements and FPI behavior in the short term.

Earlier in May, The Net Foreign Portfolio Investment (FPI) Inflows Remained in Positive and Stood at 19,860 Crore, Making May the Best-Peerming Month So Far This Year in Terms of Foreign Investment.

The Previous months’ data also showed that FPIS HAD Sold Stocks Worth 3,973 Crore in March. In January and February, they had sold equities worth 78,027 Crore and 34,574 Crore, respectively. (Ani)