FPI has invested 3700 crores in debt market, 94 crores invested in the stock market

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Foreign investors have invested Rs 3700 crores in the debt market in the first week of April. Increase in interest rates in the US has increased investment in the debt. This investment in the debt market has happened after the withdrawal of Rs. 12,750 crore in the last two months. With the rise in the interest rate at the domestic level, the rise in crude prices and fiscal deficit is a cause of weakness in rupee. In contrast, Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPI) had invested Rs 8,500 crore in January.

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Only Rs 94 crore invested in the stock market

According to the depository data, FPI has invested a total of Rs 3,706 crore ($ 57 million) in Debt Market between April 2 and 6. In addition, they invested Rs 94 crores in the stock market during this period.

Reasons to Increase Investment in Debt Market

Explaining the reasons for the increase in investment in the debt market, Harish Jain, COO, Online Investment Platform, said that there is no hasty increase in interest rates in the US. He said that in March investors were sold. But in the last days, increasing yield in India, investment has become attractive.

According to MF Research, Vidya Bal, Fundsindia.com, which will be seen in both the equity and debt, in the current financial year, investment fluctuations will be seen. Global Trade War Tension, with the increase in the Fed's rate in the US, the impact of elections in India will be on the FPI's investment.

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