China’s recent stimulus package has led to a shift in foreign investor sentiment, with funds moving from Indian to Chinese equities. Despite this, India remains a strong long-term investment destination.
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FIIs have been withdrawing funds from Indian equities and redirecting them into Chinese assets following China’s recent stimulus package. As of Friday, October 18th, FIIs' net sales exceeded ₹74,000 crore.
DIIs have been offsetting much of the FII withdrawals by purchasing equities worth approximately ₹69,000 crore, providing crucial support to the Indian market during this period of volatility.
China’s stimulus impacts foreign investors from two main perspectives: the equity market and the broader economy. This has led some investors to pivot towards China, affecting India to some extent.
India’s strong fundamentals, including a growing economy, a young workforce, and a rising middle class, continue to make it an attractive investment destination. Domestic flows from equity mutual funds and other local sources are also providing crucial support.
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