In 2019, among the favorable adverse factors, FPI has a net worth of Rs. 97000 crore investment

Mumbai, Ta. 23 December 2019, Monday

Despite the declining economic growth rate of the country, Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) have invested huge sums of money in the Indian capital market, especially in equities. In the current year, the net market capitalization of the FPI has been estimated at Rs 1.8 trillion, with rupees invested in 8 crore equities. Which is at a high of 5 years.

The data shows that Rs 5 crore has been invested in debt instruments. Experts expect the year to be positive in terms of FPI investment.

However, given the poor position of the home credit market, the downside risks cannot be ruled out. Against this there is a softening tension between the United States and China, the money being channeled by the central banks of different countries and the improvement in the income of domestic companies are expected to be positive.

In the current year, FPI has bought a net worth of Rs 5 trillion while selling equities, debt instruments and hybrid equipments worth Rs 5 trillion.

In the Indian capital market, foreign investors had a net inflow of two trillion rupees. There was a net outflow of Rs 2 crore in the 5th. Net outflows in equities stood at Rs 5 crores in the year 2009.

There are several factors that work for wild inflows in contrast to 2. In particular, the relaxation of the monetary policy by the US, the softening of the Sino-US trade war and the reduction of the domestic tax rate have improved the mood of foreign investors, said one analyst.