Stable government at the centre After this, foreign investors have once again become bullish on the Indian stock market and have been continuously buying in the stock market for the last few trading sessions. According to the data available on the exchange, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) have invested Rs 8,989 crore in the trading sessions from June 7 to June 18. FIIs invested Rs 4,391 crore on June 7, Rs 2,572 crore on June 10, Rs 426 crore on June 12, Rs 2,175 crore on June 14 and Rs 2,569 crore on June 18.
Only two days of sale
During this period, FIIs have sold Rs 111 crore and Rs 3,033 crore respectively in the trading sessions of 11 June and 13 June alone. FIIs have been continuously selling in the Indian markets for the last few months. So far this year, Rs 26,428 crore has been withdrawn from the market by foreign investors. Foreign investors are selling in the equity market, but are buying heavily in the Indian bond market.
Global funds invested Rs 83,000 crore
Global funds have invested more than Rs 83,000 crore in the Indian bond market since September last year. The reason for foreign investors buying debt in the debt market is the inclusion of Indian bonds in global indices, which may lead to a large inflow into Indian bonds. According to the announcement by JP Morgan, Indian bonds are to be included in the emerging markets bond index from June 28.
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