FPIs find stability in Indian debt amid equity challenges; what’s behind the inflows into bonds?

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In January, FPIs injected a notable 19,800 crore into Indian bonds, marking the highest monthly inflow in six years, surpassing the inflows of 18,302 crore observed in December 2023. This positive momentum extended the ten-month streak of inflows in the debt market since April 2023, with the last recorded net outflow occurring in March 2023, amounting to 2,505 crore.

Also Read: After a strong 2023, FPIs turn net sellers in January 2024; will this trend continue?

Conversely, FPIs exhibited a divergent trend in the equity market, withdrawing 25,744 crore from Indian stocks in January. Before January, FPIs were net sellers in October 2023, divesting Indian equities worth 24,548 crore. However, in the subsequent months of November and December 2023, they shifted their stance, acquiring equities worth 9,001 crore and 66,135 crore, respectively.

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