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FPIs withdraw Rs 6,399 cr in May so far on trade war, election uncertainty

Investors have adopted a strategy of 'wait and watch' as the Lok Sabha Elections are underway

RBI's voluntary retention route sees muted response from foreign investors

The time frame for investment may have dissuaded funds wanting to invest, say experts

FPIs remain bullish on Indian markets, pour in Rs 11,096 cr in April so far

Foreign portfolio investors were net buyers for the previous two months as well, infusing a net sum of Rs 11,182 crore in February and Rs 45,981 crore in March

FPIs pour in Rs 8,634 crore in April so far on positive market trends

In March, the overseas investors had pumped in a net Rs 45,981 crore into the capital markets (both equity and debt)

10% FPIs non-compliant with beneficial ownership disclosure norms: Sebi

Barring these FPIs from fresh purchases would not have any major impact on investments, say experts

FPIs pump in Rs 20,400 crore in first half of March on positive global cues

In February as well, foreign portfolio investors were net buyers as they had invested a net amount of Rs 11,182 crore in the capital markets both in equity as well as debt segment

FPIs pump in Rs 2,741 crore in March so far on positive market outlook

In February, foreign portfolio investors had invested a net amount of Rs 11,182 crore in the capital markets (both equity and debt)

FPI inflows into Indian equities hit 15-month high of Rs 17,220 cr in Feb

As per the latest data from depositories, foreign investors pumped in Rs 1,17,899.79 cr into equities and pulled out Rs 1,00,680.17 cr in Feb, a net investment of Rs 11,183 cr into the stock market

Overseas flows into domestic equities at a 12-month high in February

The market has seen single-day FPI investment of $1.7 billion, the highest in 4 years

FPIs sell debt securities worth Rs 1,900 cr in Feb amid India-Pak tensions

Besides cross-border tensions, another major focus area for the FPIs would be the outcome of the general elections

FPIs turn net buyers in February, pour Rs 5,300 crore into equities so far

The inflow into the equity market can be a result of the positive view on the Budget

FPIs turn net buyers in Feb; infuse Rs 5,300 cr in last 6 trading sessions

This comes following a pullout of Rs 5,264 cr by foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) in January. Prior to that, they had put in Rs 5,884 cr in the stock markets during Nov-Dec 2018

FPIs pull out Rs 5,300 cr in Jan, adopt wait & watch approach before polls

Other factors such as movement in crude prices and currency and worries over global trade war will continue to guide the direction of FPI flows

FPIs may take up issue of including India in bond indices club with RBI

It will enable them to become prominent investors in govt securities and corporate bonds

FPIs pull out nearly Rs 4 bn in 5 sessions on global cues after Huawei case

This comes following a net inflow of over Rs 69 billion in the equity market by Foreign Portfolio Investors on easing crude oil prices and a strengthening rupee

FPIs pull out $900 mn from Indian market on widening CAD in Sept quarter

FPIs adopted a cautious stance towards India and other emerging markets from the start of the quarter

FPIs invest over $1 bn in Nov so far on easing oil prices, rupee recovery

FPIs infused Rs 38.62 billion in the equity markets during November 1-16, and Rs 44.23 billion in the debt market, taking the total to Rs 82.85 billion ($1.14 billion)

After Sept pull out, FPIs infuse Rs 48 bn on rupee rise, oil prices drop

FPIs had pulled out over Rs 210 bn from the capital markets (both equity and debt) in September. Before that, foreign investors had put in Rs 75 bn in July and August

Steepest outflow in 2 years: FPIs pull out Rs 389 bn in Oct on oil, rupee

Further, upcoming elections in India and escalating trade war tensions between the US and China too blemished the outlook of equities in emerging markets like India

FPIs take a shine to health care and IT services companies in Q2

Among IT stocks, Zensar Technologies (9.7 percentage points), HCL Technologies (1.8 percentage points) and L&T Infotech (1.6 percentage points) saw their holding rise the most in percentage terms