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Foreign institutional investors poured nearly Rs 9,600 crore into Indian equities in March, the highest monthly inflow so far in 2014, on hopes of a stable government after the upcoming general elections. FIIs bought shares worth Rs 59,296 crore and sold stocks worth Rs 49,699 crore, resulting in a net equity inflow of Rs 9,597 crore. FIIs also invested Rs 12,816 crore in Indian debt markets. Analysts believe FIIs are betting on the Bharatiya Janata Party-led government under Narendra Modi being re-elected.
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- 1. FIIS INVEST NEARLY RS 9,600 CR IN INDIAN EQUITIES IN MARCH PRESENTED BY- YASHA SINGH SOURCE – FINANCIAL EXPRESS 4113007007
- 2. INTRODUCTION Foreign investors have poured in a whopping Rs 9,600 crore in the stock market so far this month. Mainly on the hopes of a stable government in general elections starting next month. Bought shares worth Rs 59,296 crore and sold stocks to the tune of Rs 49,699 crore till March 21. resulting in a net inflow of Rs 9,597 crore (USD 1.56 billion), according to the Securities and Exchange Board of India data.
- 3. content FIIs also infused Rs 12,816 crore (USD 2 billion) in the debt market during the period. According to market analysts – there has been some narrowing in the country's Current Account deficit. a stability in the rupee value against the US dollar. but focus has shifted to the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. FIIs are betting on Bharatiya Janata Party-led government, headed by Narendra Modi, at the Centre.
- 5. LAST 3 MONTH FII ACTIVITY
- 6. CONCLUSION FIIs, the major drivers of the Indian stock market, have helped push the benchmark BSE Sensex almost 635 points, or 3 per cent so far this month. Overseas investors have purchased a net Rs 11,716 crore worth of stocks so far in 2014. They had invested a net Rs 1,404 crore in equities in February, and Rs 714 crore in stocks in January.
- 7. analysis Earlier this month both current account and fiscal deficits are declared under control. Economy is more stable than it was 18 months ago.