Business Desk, AnyTV, New Delhi
Published by: Deepak Chaturvedi
Updated Fri, 04 Mar 2022 10:27 AM IST
Summary
FPI Holdings In Domestic Equities Down: According to a report, FPIs have withdrawn a tremendous two lakh crore rupees in the October-December quarter. Due to this, the share of FPIs in the Indian markets has come down by two per cent to $654 billion, from $667 billion in the previous quarter.
Foreign portfolio investors continue to withdraw money from the Indian market. According to a report, FPIs have pulled out a whopping Rs 2 lakh crore in the October-December quarter. Due to this, the share of FPIs in the Indian markets has come down by two per cent to $654 billion, from $667 billion in the previous quarter.
Continuation intensified from October 2021
According to the report, since October 2021, the process of withdrawing money from foreign investors has intensified. Let us inform here that last year i.e. at the end of December 2020, the value of FPI investment in the Indian stock market was $ 518 billion. Meanwhile, domestic investors continue to have confidence in the Indian market. This can be gauged from the fact that domestic institutional investors have also made purchases of Rs 1.38 lakh crore during this period.
Heavy fall in large and mid cap
Selling by foreign investors and the fall in Indian stock markets is seeing a decline in their investments. Large-cap and mid-cap stocks, in particular, have declined heavily during the period under review. The ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine is working to increase this decline. Significantly, eight days have passed since the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine and it is increasing continuously. This is having a significant impact on investor sentiments.
Contribution to the Indian market decreased
The contribution of FPIs to the capitalization of the Indian stock market has also come down due to the fall in the October-December quarter. It declined to 18.3 per cent from 19 per cent in the quarter ended September 2021. According to the report, foreign portfolio investors sold $5.12 billion in the Indian market in the December quarter, while FPIs bought $563.43 million in the previous quarter.
Expansion
Foreign portfolio investors continue to withdraw money from the Indian market. According to a report, FPIs have pulled out a whopping Rs 2 lakh crore in the October-December quarter. Due to this, the share of FPIs in the Indian markets has come down by two per cent to $654 billion, from $667 billion in the previous quarter.
Continuation intensified from October 2021
According to the report, since October 2021, the process of withdrawing money from foreign investors has intensified. Let us inform here that last year i.e. at the end of December 2020, the value of FPI investment in the Indian stock market was $ 518 billion. Meanwhile, domestic investors continue to have confidence in the Indian market. This can be gauged from the fact that domestic institutional investors have also made purchases of Rs 1.38 lakh crore during this period.
Heavy fall in large and mid cap
Selling by foreign investors and the fall in Indian stock markets is seeing a decline in their investments. Large-cap and mid-cap stocks, in particular, have declined heavily during the period under review. The ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine is working to increase this decline. Significantly, eight days have passed since the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine and it is increasing continuously. This is having a significant impact on investor sentiments.
Contribution to the Indian market decreased
The contribution of FPIs to the capitalization of the Indian stock market has also come down due to the fall in the October-December quarter. It declined to 18.3 per cent from 19 per cent in the quarter ended September 2021. According to the report, foreign portfolio investors sold $5.12 billion in the Indian market in the December quarter, while FPIs bought $563.43 million in the previous quarter.