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Prior to the inflows, mutual funds (MFs) had been withdrawing money from equities since June 2020, data available with the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) showed

According to depositories' data, FPIs invested Rs 10,482 crore into equities and Rs 6,822 crore in the debt segment during March 1-31. The total net investment stood at Rs 17,304 crore during the period under review

Prior to the inflows, mutual funds (MFs) had been withdrawing money from equities since June 2020, data available with the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) showed

FPIs poured in Rs 14,202 crore into equities but pulled out Rs 5,560 crore from debt segment between March 1-19. This took the total net investment to Rs 8,642 crore

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As per depositories data, FPIs pulled out Rs 531 crore from equities and Rs 6,482 crore from the debt segment between March 1-13

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Overseas investors poured Rs 20,593 crore into equities and Rs 1,445 crore in the debt segment, taking the total net investment to Rs 22,038 crore between February 1-12

As per FPI statistics available with depositories, overseas investors pumped in a net Rs 10,793 crore into equities and Rs 1,473 crore in the debt segment between February 1-5

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Foreign portfolio investors (FPI) have remained net buyers to the tune of Rs 14,649 crore in Indian markets in January, amid availability of global liquidity and emerging markets being a preferred destination for foreign funds

According to depositories data, overseas investors pumped in Rs 24,469 crore into equities but pulled out Rs 6,013 crore from the bonds market between January 1-22

he strong flows are on account of the positive bias towards emerging markets and because of strong third-quarter earnings thus far besides decreasing domestic COVID-19 cases

The second highest amount into equities was invested by FPIs in November, when they had pumped in Rs 60,358 crore

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FPIs invested a net Rs 48,858 crore into equities and Rs 6,122 crore into debt segment between December 1 and 18. This took the total net investment to Rs 54,980 crore during the period under review

Foreign portfolio investors (FPI) pumped in Rs 17,818 crore during first four trading sessions of December amidst better than expected economic recovery around the world

The top two players - Zerodha and Upstox - now have over 26 lakh and nearly 14 lakh active clients, respectively on the NSE as of October-end, while ICICI Securities has 12.15 lakh clients

FPIs invested a net Rs 60,358 crore into equities and Rs 2,593 crore in debt segment, taking total net investment to Rs 62,951 crore between November 3-27, says the NSDL data