Boost to the fastest growing nation! FPIs in Indian capital markets see a major hike amid LS polls

New Delhi, May 6: Economy, being a base to any nation on the global maps, centring major factors boosting it turns out to be a significant task. India has struggled so far to earn label of the fastest growing economy in the world, where investments received from other nations plays an important role among others.

 

 

According to the facts driven by global and domestic factors amid, Foreign investors have pumped in a net sum of Rs 11,096 crore into the Indian capital markets during the month of April so far.

 

FPIs consist of securities and other financial assets passively held by foreign investors. Disallowing the investor to possess direct ownership of financial assets, it turns relatively liquid depending on volatility of the market.

 

Broaching to the rising confidence in having a stable government post elections, the positive rally of the raised investments witnessed net amount of Rs 13,308.78 crore in equities and pull off of Rs 2,212.08 rupees from the debt segment during April, taking the total net investment to Rs 11,096.70 crore.

 

The data further went on to reveal that the net FPI buyers for the previous two months being February and March 2019 were Rs 11,182 crore and Rs 45,981 crore respectively, infusing the amounts directly into the Indian capital markets.

 

The fear of economic slowdown in the developed world has also increased prospects of foreign money in the Indian market. The nation before 2014, had noted a major slack, placing India into fragile five brackets. It is in the last five years that India has turned robust cornering the economic disasters and making itself the fastest growing nation in the world.