Investors in foreign portfolios (FPI) continue to remain net buyer in Indian stock markets in the fourth month of July.
The latest data available at National Securities Sepository Limited (NSDL) shows that FPI has bought domestic stocks worth Rs 3,839 crore in July so far.
In April, May, and June, FPI accumulated stocks worth Rs 4,223 crore, Rs 14,590 crore, each.
FPIS has a newest bull run in the stock market, after a sharp fall. The Benchmark Index Sensex is even below all the time height of 85,978 points.
Benchmark Sensex is now 3,500 points under all time high. At one time, Sensex dropped about 13,000 points from his height.
Indian stock markets fix the world markets over the past few weeks, as the order continues to rule global markets.
As per definition, foreign portfolio investment involves an investor who purchases foreign financial assets.
“The first three months of this year, FPI’s flowers are negative, and this trend is returned over the next three months,” Geojit Investment said.
“Sulod sa 2025, hangtod karon, ang mga pag-agos nagpakita sa usa ka negatibo nga numero … tungod kini sa daghang pagpamaligya nga nahitabo sa Pangulo sa FPI ug Pebrero sa Pangamuyo sa Pangamuyo sa Pangulo sa Pangulo sa Pangulo sa Pangulo sa Pangulo sa Pangulo sa Pangulo sa Pangulo sa Pangulo sa Panguna sa Pangulo. “Tungod kay ang ubang mga merkado mas barato nga paryente sa India, mahimo’g ibaligya usab ang FIIs ug ibalhin ang salapi sa mga merkado nga labing barato. In H155, the Indian market has lowed markets.
Of 2024, the sensex and well accumulated growth of about 9-10 percent each. In 2023, the sensex and well obtained 16-17 percent, at a baseless match. Of 2022, they get only one percent each.
