FII/DII activity - and what we can make out of that!

What about 2023 numbers and growth? 2023 numbers went in an overbought situation.

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Was analyzing Fortnightly Sector Wise FPI Investment data and found something fascinating!
Here’s a broader picture to make you understand:

As you can see there is a massive surge in the Net Investments in the fortnightly data from 16-30 June 2024, of 29,628 crores.

The Oil, Gas and Consumable Fuels Sector has seen a positive Inflow of net Investments from FPI’s after three months of continuous outflow. This indicates a positive sign for this particular sector.

Huge Investment by the outsiders has also taken place in the Healthcare sector. There is an Increase in Inflows of staggering 598%.

Automobile Sector and Capital Goods sector, both has seen a massive jump in Net Investments in the second half of June month indicating a positive impact to their respective Industries.

However, Metal and Mining Sector along with Utilities Sector has seen negative Inflows during the last quarter.

Hope this data helps in analyzing the trend of FPI’s in our economy.

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It would help, if you can give the sources for the data.

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The source for the data:
https://www.fpi.nsdl.co.in/web/Reports/ReportsListing.aspx

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From the latest data released by the NSDL for the first half of July month indicates Net inflows of 20,720 crores.
The sectors that have experienced net Investments greater than 2000 Crores are Automobile and Auto Components, Capital Goods, Healthcare and Information Technology, which constitutes to around 57% of total Net Investments.

The sector Metal and Mining have seen a positive net Investment from the FPI’s after nearly two months. This shift from negative to positive investment indicated a renewed interest in this sector.

Oil, Gas & Consumable Fuels, this sector for the consecutive second fortnight has seen a positive net investment increasing from 1,048 to 1,944 crores. This significant inflows for the second period indicates a good opportunity for investment.

The sectors which has seen continuous outflows for the past month are Construction, Power and Utilities.

Overall the Investments from the FII’s have been positive and is in the best interest of the economy.

The views are personal. Appreciating your thoughts on this.

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