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

Even the hybrid funds are no exception as they too witnessed a net outflow of Rs 5,932 crore in December 2020, which is higher than Rs 5,249 crore witnessed in November last year

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

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

FPIs pumped in Rs 44,378 crore in equities and Rs 5,175 crore in the debt segment, taking the total net investment to Rs 49,553 crore between November 3-20

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As per depositories data, FPIs invested a net Rs 6,564 crore into equities and Rs 1,817 in the debt segment, taking the total net inflow to Rs 8,381 crore during November 2-6

Besides, opening of the economy, resumption of business activities and better-than-expected quarterly results helped in keeping investor interest intact, said Himanshu Srivastava of Morningstar India

For the future of FPI investment, one can expect bouts of net inflows and outflows by FPIs in the Indian financial markets, depending on their changing opinion and global trends

Going forward, continuation of accommodative stance by global central banks may ensure flow of foreign investments into emerging markets including India

The biggest outflow of Rs 1,143.86 crore was witnessed in the multi-cap fund category. This was followed by Rs 576.09 crore of net outflow in large-cap fund category

Foreign portfolio investors adopted a cautious stance ahead of the US presidential election and renewed fears due to rising COVID-19 cases, among others

FPIs remained net buyers for three consecutive months -- June-August. They had invested Rs 46,532 crore in August, Rs 3,301 crore in July and Rs 24,053 crore in June on net basis

FPIs invested Rs 46,532 crore in August, Rs 3,301 crore in July and Rs 24,053 crore in June on a net basis

According to depositories data, the overseas investors pumped in Rs 40,262 crore into equities and Rs 1,068 crore in the debt segment between August 3 and August 21

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FPIs have been net buyers for two consecutive months prior to this. They invested Rs 3,301 crore in July and Rs 24,053 crore in June on net basis

Harsha Jain, the co-founder of Groww, said that a large pie of new accounts has come in through digital platforms especially during the nation-wide lockdown to curb coronavirus

The investment in July was lower than Rs 24,053 crore pumped in June as FPIs maintained a \"cautious stance\" while investing in India as coronavirus cases continued to surge