What was the net investment by FPIs on Friday, January 30?

FPIs made a net investment of ₹2,420.47 crore on Friday, January 30.

Which debt routes attracted the highest FPI inflows on January 30?

The Debt-Fully Accessible Route (FAR) attracted the highest inflows at ₹1,287.05 crore, and the Debt-Voluntary Retention Route (VRR) saw net investments of ₹1,165.63 crore.

Did FPIs continue selling equities on January 30?

Yes, FPIs remained net sellers in equities for the fourth consecutive day on Friday, January 30, pulling out ₹72.29 crore.

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FPIs Inject ₹2,420 Cr as Debt Routes Shine

31 Jan

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Summary

FPIs invested ₹2,420.47 crore on Friday, reversing recent outflows.
Debt segments, particularly FAR and VRR, attracted significant FPI inflows.
Despite debt inflows, FPIs continued to sell equities for the fourth day.

FPIs Inject ₹2,420 Cr as Debt Routes Shine

Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) made a significant net investment of ₹2,420.47 crore on Friday, January 30. This inflow provided a welcome turnaround after three preceding days of substantial outflows from the Indian market.

The debt segment was the primary driver of this positive sentiment, attracting a total of ₹2,475.44 crore. Notably, the Debt-Fully Accessible Route (FAR) saw the highest inflows at ₹1,287.05 crore, closely followed by the Debt-Voluntary Retention Route (VRR), which garnered ₹1,165.63 crore.

Despite the strong performance in debt, FPIs continued to divest from equities for the fourth straight trading day, with net outflows amounting to ₹72.29 crore on Friday. The hybrid segment experienced modest inflows of ₹29.16 crore.