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India's foreign exchange reserves experienced a significant increase last week, driven by strong investor interest in the nation's stocks and bonds. The reserves had previously risen by $5.158 billion, reaching $657.155 billion. Foreign currency assets saw a jump of Rs 5.63 lakh crore following the announcement of the Indian bond inclusion in JP Morgan's global bond index. Foreign portfolio investors continued their investment momentum, infusing around Rs 44,344 crore in equity and debt so far this month. Notably, FIIs net bought ₹1,506.12 crore while DIIs net sold ₹461.56 crore in equities (provisional).
Foreign portfolio investors continued the investment momentum in the #StockMarkets in #India, infusing around 44,344 crore rupees in equity and debt so far this month. According to the data from the depositories, #FPIs have invested worth rupees 30,771 crore in equity and rupees…
🚨 Foreign currency assets have seen a jump of Rs 5.63 lakh crore since announcement of the Indian bond inclusion in JP Morgan's global bond index. @manishsuvarna15 writes 👇 https://t.co/rKkFE1Jpuc #JPMorgan #FCA
#FundFlow | #FIIs net buy ₹1,506.12 crore while #DIIs net sell ₹461.56 crore in equities today (provisional) https://t.co/Pa4sGMkOqn
