Foreign Portfolio Investors Remain Net Buyers in Indian Stock Market in May

DelhiDesk Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) have remained net buyers in the Indian stock market, investing Rs 10,850 crore in the last four trading sessions. This investment comes amid the country’s stable macro-economic environment, strong GST collection figures, and better-than-expected quarterly results of companies. Experts predict that a strengthening rupee and good fourth-quarter results will help increase capital flows into India. FPIs have also pulled out Rs 2,460 crore from the debt or bond market during this period. In March, FPI investments were mainly made by GQG Partners of the US in Adani Group companies.

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👉 FPIs have remained net buyers in the Indian stock market in May
👉 They invested Rs 10,850 crore in the last four trading sessions
👉 This investment came amid stable macro-economic environment and strong GST collection figures
👉 Experts predict strengthening rupee and good Q4 results will increase capital flows into India
👉 FPIs pulled out Rs 2460 crore from the debt or bond market during this period
👉 GQG Partners of the US invested in Adani Group companies in March, otherwise FPI investment would turn negative in March.

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