FPI Inflow: FPI inflow at 9-month high, foreign investors are liking Indian stock market:

New Delhi: Foreign investors are continuing to invest in the Indian stock market. FII inflow data for September has been released. According to this data, foreign investors invested Rs 57,359 crore in the Indian stock market in the month of September. FII inflow has reached a 9-month high.

After the interest rate cut by the US Fed, there has been a surge in the inflow of foreign investors. According to the depository data, foreign investors have invested more than Rs 1 lakh crore so far this year.

So much investment was made in September

According to the data, till September 27, 2024, foreign investors have invested Rs 57,359 crore. This month, foreign investors withdrew only on one day, on all other days there was FII inflow. Foreign investors invested Rs 66,135 crore in equity in December 2023. This is the highest inflow so far.

In April-May this year, foreign investors had an outflow of Rs 34,252 crore. Except for January, April and May, investors have invested in all other months.

Reasons for surge in FPI inflows

There are many factors behind the increase in FPI inflow. The main factor among these is the decision of the Fed Reserve. On September 18 this month, the US Central Bank Federal Reserve decided to cut the interest rate by 0.50 percent. Since then, FPI inflow has increased. At the same time, investors are investing in the Indian market due to good signals from the global market and India's growth rate. The upcoming IPOs of big companies are also a major reason for investment.

In the debt market, FPIs invested Rs 8,543 crore through the Voluntary Retention Route (VRR) and Rs 22,023 crore through the Fully Accessible Route (FRR) in September.