In a remarkable surge, foreign investors poured in a massive ₹57,724 crore into the Indian equity markets by the end of September 2024, marking the highest monthly influx in the last nine months. According to data from depositories, this significant investment underscores the growing confidence of Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) in India’s economic resilience and growth potential.
Besides their substantial equity investments, FPIs also invested ₹1,299 crore into the debt markets, bringing the total net investment in the Indian capital markets to an impressive ₹59,023 crore for the month. This influx highlights India’s growing appeal as an attractive investment destination, driven by robust economic indicators and positive investor sentiment.
The continuous FPI inflows have had a positive impact on market liquidity and stock prices, with many experts pointing to India’s improving macroeconomic fundamentals as a key driver. With global uncertainties looming, India’s relative economic stability has been a magnet for foreign investments, ensuring a steady stream of capital into its markets.
As we move forward, analysts will be closely monitoring whether this trend continues, especially given the complex global economic environment. For now, however, the strong FPI inflow is a positive signal for India’s capital markets and broader economy.