FPI shows a strong pace of buying in Indian equity in the second half of March

The FPI remained net sellers of Indian equity in March for the third consecutive month, but the outflow dropped sharply due to strong buying in the second fortnight of the month. They paid Rs. 26,042 crore (0 3,037 million), which was Rs. Contrasts with a flow of 30,015 crore (43 3,438 million). As a result, the net flow of the full month has dropped to Rs. 3,973 crore (1 401.2 million). Tariff trend and impact on global trade by the Trump administration, the extent of investing by foreign investors in the coming months, US Compared to the attraction of the Indian economy, which depends on the slowdown pressure and the assessment of domestic equity evaluation.

In March, the FPIA in the secondary market was Rs. 6,027.8 million ($ 637.3 million) equity sold and in the primary market Rs. 2,055.2 crore (6 236.1 million). For the financial year 2024-25 (April-March), they will pay Rs. There were a net seller of equity of Rs 1,27,041 crore ($ 14,626 million). This was the second largest stream since FY 22 when they sold equity of Rs 1,40,010 crore ($ 18,468 million).

Compared to FPI, domestic funds show a contradictory attitude. His net equity investment for the entire month of March was Rs. 9,147.6 crore, which invested till March 07, was Rs. Was less than 13,516.6 crore. This means that the rest of the local funds were also flown to the LOAD, while their foreign counterparts increase the purchase during the period. Domestic funds invest in equity in FY 25 in FY 25.