Foreign portfolio investors (FPIS) have confidence in the Indian stock market. In May amidst the global favorable conditions and strong domestic fundamentals, FPI has so far invested Rs 18,620 crore in Indian shares. Earlier in April, he put Rs 4,223 crore in shares. This was his first net investment in Indian shares after 3 months. Foreign portfolio investors had withdrawn Rs 3,973 crore from shares in March, Rs 34,574 crore in February and Rs 78,027 crore in January.
According to the news agency PTI, Vijaykumar, the Chief Investment Strategist of Jiojit Investments, says that FPI’s purchase in the Indian market is likely to continue. In such a situation, shares of big companies will be strengthened. According to depository data, foreign portfolio investors have invested Rs 18,620 crore in Indian shares till May 16 this month. Thus, in 2025, his total withdrawal has come down to Rs 93,731 crore.
FPI shopping started from mid -April
In April, the Indian stock market saw a sharp jump in FPI activities. The process of their shopping started in mid -April continues. According to the Associate Director of Morningstar Investment- Manager Research Himanshu Srivastava, “FPI’s investment in the Indian market has increased after peace between India and Pakistan.”
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He said that after 90 days of consent on tariffs between the US and China, the sense of risk has also improved globally. With this, foreign investors are once again shifting their funds to emerging markets like India. Talking about the bond or date market, according to the data, FPI has so far withdrawn Rs 6,748 crore from the Indian Bond in May under the General Limit. At the same time, Rs 1,193 crore has been invested from Voluntary Retention Route.
