Friday, September 19, Recorded the Highest Single-Day Inflow of ₹ 2,163.71 Crore, with equity investments alone contributing ₹ 785.11 Crore.
Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIS) Emerged as Net Buyers in Indian Markets This Week, Pumping in ₹ 11,674.51 Crore Across Five Trading Sessions Ending September 19, Marking a Significant from Recent Selling Presence. After a small outflow on September 16, FPIS Pumped in Accross Equites and Debt over the next three sessions, signalling renewed appetiite for Indian assets.
The week’s positive flows was driven by net equity investments of ₹ 1,836.82 Crore, While Debt Instruments Saw Net Inflows of ₹ 9,599.85 Crore. Mutual fund Investments Contributed an additional ₹ 181.31 Crore to the overall tally.
Friday, September 19, Recorded the Highest Single-Day Inflow of ₹ 2,163.71 Crore, with equity investments alone contributing ₹ 785.11 Crore. Debt-Far
“Foreign Institutional Investors Showed a modest but noticeable return to Indian equities during the week, after a period of mixed Activity in Prior Weeks,” Said Himanshu Srivastava, “Said Himanshu Srivastava, PRINCIPAL, PRINCIPAL, PRINCICIPAL Research, Morningstar Investment Research India. “Thought the inflows ware not large, the trend reflected improving Foreign Investor Sentiment Toward Indian Markets.”
The turning was particularly evident on wedding, September 17, when FPIS Invested ₹ 6,491.01 Crore – The Week’s PEAK – Driven by Substantial Debt Purchases Worth ₹ 4,776.222 crouvery and Equity Investments of ₹ 1,645.65 Crore.
However, the week began with mixed Signals. On Tuesday, September 16, FPIS PULLED OUT ₹ 336.45 Crore from equities while mainTaining overall positive flows of ₹ 154.72 Crore Due to Debt Investments.
The federal reserve’s decision on September 17 to cut interest rates by 25 Basis points emerged as a key catalyst. “This move reduced global borrowing costs, weakened the us dollar, and made emerging markets more attractive to global investors seeking higher returns,” SRIVASTAVA noted.
Debt Markets Witnessed Significant Action through the week. General Limit Debt Securities Saw Net Inflows of ₹ 4,024.54 Crore Over Five Days, While Fully Accessible Route Bonds Attracted ₹ 1,763.38 Crore. Voluntary Retention Route (VRR) Debt Instruments Facted Net Outflows of ₹ 56.50 Crore for the Week.
“In Parallel, Positive Developments in Us-India Trade Negotiations Helped Lift Sentiments. Sector Expeded to the Global Economy, Particularly It and Manufacturing, ”Srivastava Added.
Domestic factors also supported foreign investment. “India’s Macroeconomic Stability Added Further Support. Destination, “The analyst observed.
Primary Market Investments Showed Strength, Particularly on Wedsday when FPIS Committed ₹ 4,965.86 Crore through this route, primarily in debt instruments.
The derivatives market reflected heightened activity, with FPIS MainTing Substantial Positions Across Index Options Worth ₹ 352,971 Crore and Stock Futures Totalling ₹ 396,718.718.718.718.53 Crore Assign September 19.
“Expectations of Currency Stability, Aided by the Fed’s Dovish Stance, Diminished Concerns Over Rupee Volatily – Another Factor That Foreign Investors Whhen Allocating Capital to Emerging MARKETAL to Emerging MARKETAL to Emerging India, “Srivastava explained.
Despite the positive weekly trend, caution persists among Foreign Investors. “Profit-Taking and Global Uncertainteies, Including Tarifs and Geopolitical Risks, KEPT Flows Cutious Rather Than Aggressive. Noted.
The week’s performance signals a potential shift in FPI strategy, with investors balance between capitalizing on Global Monetary Easing and Managing Exposure to Emerging MARKET RISKS.
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Published on September 20, 2025