A good news to the stock market in May, foreign investors pay so much in the Indian market – the result of GDP GDP in May 8 months in May Tuta
The Indian Stock Exchange (Stock Exchange) is good in May, and in May, foreign investors (FBI) have added about 14,429 crore to the Indian Stock Exchange, which has risen in the last eight months. Earlier, before September -2014, a large sum of this amount was in the market with foreign investors.
In fact.
FBI returned to the Indian market
Foreign investors are returning to the Indian market because India’s strong economic status, 7% of GDP, and controlled inflation for FY26, attract the FPI.
In addition, the lack of tension between India and Pakistan has improved the atmosphere. The conversation on the fee is so positive that there will be a initial agreement between the US and India. In addition, a small strength in Indian currency has been sent back, which has weakened the US dollar and has begun to develop the Indian market for a foreign investor.
In the midst of all this, the best results in the fourth quarter have taken the market mood. In particular, financial services, information technology and consumer standard companies have improved slightly in the fourth quarter compared to the third quarter.
FBI Investment?
According to the brokerage company Angel One, the FBI may be in the Indian market. If you find the cause, India’s strong economic status will support the FPI flow of 14–17% annual growth in corporate income over the next 3-5 years. However, the US Treasury will affect the increase in yield and the global tension will affect the FPI flow. But at this time the atmosphere is excellent and the Indian stock market is at a reasonable price.
According to a recent report, FPIs have been interested in financial services, information technology and green energy. The long -term growth possibilities of India attract investors.
Significantly, by 2025, the withdrawal of the total FBI was 97,922 crore, reflecting the universal uncertainty of US interest rates and geopolitical tension. Foreign investors had withdrawn money from the Indian market, causing a sharp collapse in the market.
