FII's Influence in Indian Stock Market

- by T. N. Aravind, V. Venkata Raghavendra & Suby Philip *

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When we take the investments in 2008, the net investments is negative. And we know the market is volatile in this year. So we find that there is direct relation between net investments and movement of stock market.

FIIs Gross Purchases & Sales from 2003-08

Now this graph represents the relation between gross purchases and gross sales. We can see from the graph that gross purchases are increasing from 2003 to 2007 and gross sales are lower than gross purchases. So we conclude that this caused the market to reach the magical figure of 21,000 in Sensex. But when we look at the year of 2008, the involvement of FIIs is reduced, and we can also find in this year the gross sales is higher than gross purchases. This analysis also indicates the impact of FIIs in markets.

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* Contributed by: -
T. N. Aravind, V. Venkata Raghavendra & Suby Philip,
Engineering graduates currently pursuing PGDBM from Institute of Public Enterprise (IPE), Hyderabad.
Article posted on October 18, 2008.

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