Authors :
Aditya Vimal
Volume/Issue :
Volume 7 - 2022, Issue 8 - August
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7067749
Abstract :
The prosperity and success of a country are
represented by the measures of its continuous growth of the
economy, which is fueled by investment. Foreign reserves,
government revenue, exports as well as the quantity and
nature of foreign investment are all very crucial for a
nation's well-being. The FIIs have recently risen as
significant stakeholders in the capital market of India. They
are increasingly becoming one of the primary elements
contributing to the expansion of financial markets,
particularly in developing nations like India. Through this
paper, our foremost goal was to analyze the affect of
Foreing institutional investors on the equity market from
the period 2011 to 2021. We have used various tests to study
the effect. The study's findings suggested that FII
investment and Nifty50 were highly influenced by the
COVID-19 pandemic, which occurred during the period
under study
Keywords :
Attracted by the potential in India’s primary and secondary markets, FIIs have invested approximately Rs. 31,498 crore (around US$ 4.3 billion) in 2021-22 (Jain & Nair, n.d.) and became one of the largest drivers of the financial markets of India. In this paper, we will be analyzing how FIIs influence the Indian Stock Market and will be covering the effect of major events on their investing decisions.
The prosperity and success of a country are
represented by the measures of its continuous growth of the
economy, which is fueled by investment. Foreign reserves,
government revenue, exports as well as the quantity and
nature of foreign investment are all very crucial for a
nation's well-being. The FIIs have recently risen as
significant stakeholders in the capital market of India. They
are increasingly becoming one of the primary elements
contributing to the expansion of financial markets,
particularly in developing nations like India. Through this
paper, our foremost goal was to analyze the affect of
Foreing institutional investors on the equity market from
the period 2011 to 2021. We have used various tests to study
the effect. The study's findings suggested that FII
investment and Nifty50 were highly influenced by the
COVID-19 pandemic, which occurred during the period
under study
Keywords :
Attracted by the potential in India’s primary and secondary markets, FIIs have invested approximately Rs. 31,498 crore (around US$ 4.3 billion) in 2021-22 (Jain & Nair, n.d.) and became one of the largest drivers of the financial markets of India. In this paper, we will be analyzing how FIIs influence the Indian Stock Market and will be covering the effect of major events on their investing decisions.
