FII inflows reach over $5 bn in July, hit $25 bn so far in 2014
29 July 2014 4:38 AM IST
Betting big on the government's reforms agenda, overseas investors have poured in more than $5 billion in the Indian market so far this month taking the total inflow to over $25 billion since January.
Net investments by foreign investors in the equity market were $2.2 billion (Rs 13,166 crore) from 1-25 July, while they amounted to $3 billion (Rs 17,829) in the debt market, taking the total to $5.2 billion (Rs 30,995 crore), as per the latest data.
Market analysts maintain that foreign investors have been betting on the Indian market mainly on account of the reforms agenda of the new government at the Centre.
Also, they anticipate that inflows would continue in the coming months on slew of measures announced by the government.
Net investments by foreign investors in the equity market were $2.2 billion (Rs 13,166 crore) from 1-25 July, while they amounted to $3 billion (Rs 17,829) in the debt market, taking the total to $5.2 billion (Rs 30,995 crore), as per the latest data.
Market analysts maintain that foreign investors have been betting on the Indian market mainly on account of the reforms agenda of the new government at the Centre.
Also, they anticipate that inflows would continue in the coming months on slew of measures announced by the government.
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