Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India]April 19 (ANI): Despite small trading weeks due to holidays, foreign investors were put around According to data from National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL), 8,500 crores in Indian equity.
Indian stock markets saw positive foreign portfolio investment (FPI) influx during the week, even though the trading took place only three days – Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday – due to holidays on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays.
Fresh income indicates the return of foreign investors who have been selling for a few months in the equity segment, helping markets to close the week on a positive note.
One of the main reasons behind this flow is the weakening of the US dollar. As the dollar falls and the Indian rupee -like currencies are strengthened, it becomes more attractive and easy for FPIs to move their investment from America to countries like India.
Aashish P Sommaiyaa, Executive Director and CEO, Wahitac Capital told Annie that “the positive result of the USA tariff landscape and the global recession estimates – one it comes with a decline in dollar and with a strong relative to the emerging market currencies – which makes it easy to require money for the USA.
He said, “In addition, it gives RBI Leave to run easy monetary and credit status. Also, given the global economic landscape with China and USA, both are going to the top for a slowdown in any case, domestic -oriented markets such as India will attract more flows”.
However, despite this week (April 15-April 17), strong flow, overall FPI activity in April remains in the negative area. So far in April, FPI has extracted a net 23,103 crore from Indian equity. The broad picture for 2025 also shows a negative tendency, with a total pure outflow 1,39,677 crore from equity market this year.
Although the income recently provides some relief, the market monitoring will closely monitor if this trend continues in the coming weeks or if global uncertainties once again affect the investor’s spirit. (AI)
