What each number in the India Capital Flows tool means, where it comes from and how the sources differ. For the checks run on the data, see the companion India Capital Flows validation page.
Where the numbers come from
Each source measures something different. The tool shows them next to each other and never adds one source to another.
| Source | What it measures | What it covers | How often, how late | Where in the tool |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NSDL, daily and monthly flows | Money foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) put into or took out of Indian securities, as reported through the depositories. | Equity, debt (three routes), hybrid, mutual funds and AIFs. Rs crore and US$. | Daily. NSDL reports each day one working day later, and the tool shows it on the day the trades happened. Monthly totals follow. Daily from 2005 and monthly from 2002. | FPI |
| NSDL, by sector | FPI net equity investment in each sector. | Equity. Rs crore. NSDL also reports a total that includes debt. The tool shows the equity figures. | Every half-month. Published about 5 to 9 days after the period ends. From January 2012. | FPI, Sectors |
| NSDL, holdings | What FPIs hold at month end, by country of fund domicile and by investor category. A balance at a date. The money moving in or out is under FPI. | Equity, debt and total. Rs crore. | Monthly. From January 2012. | FPI, Countries; Who holds |
| NSE, FII/FPI | Net buying and selling on the stock exchanges by foreign institutions (FII/FPI). | Cash market only. Debt and IPOs are outside it. Rs crore. | Provisional, published each evening. NSE publishes only the latest day, so the comparison here starts on 14 October 2026. | Validation (checked against NSDL) |
| SEBI, mutual fund trades | What mutual funds buy and sell on the exchanges. | Equity and debt. Rs crore. | Daily. From April 2007. | MF |
| AMFI, fund inflows and SIPs | Money investors put into mutual funds, fund assets and monthly SIP contributions. | By fund category. Rs crore. | Monthly. Categories from April 2019 and SIPs from April 2016. | MF |
| RBI, FDI | FDI net, FDI into India and FDI by India abroad (both net of money taken back out). | US$ only. | Monthly, about two months behind. RBI revises earlier months. | FDI |
Original sources: NSDL FPI Monitor, NSE FII/DII, SEBI, AMFI and RBI.
Explanation of variables
What each term and each series in the FPI, FDI and MF tabs means, in simple words.
Terms
| FPI (foreign portfolio investor) | A foreign fund or institution registered in India to buy Indian shares and bonds: for example global funds, pension funds, insurers and banks. FPIs buy securities. They do not set up or buy into companies as owners, which is foreign direct investment (FDI) and is a separate line. |
| FII | The older name for the same group. NSE still labels its daily figure "FII/FPI". |
| DII (domestic institutional investor) | Indian institutions that invest in the market: mutual funds, insurers, banks, pension funds and similar. |
| NSDL | National Securities Depository Limited, the depository where FPIs hold their Indian securities. Its FPI Monitor reports how much FPIs bought and sold each business day, across every route. |
| NSE | National Stock Exchange. It publishes provisional net buying and selling by foreign and domestic institutions on the exchanges each evening. |
| SEBI, AMFI, RBI | SEBI is the market regulator and publishes what mutual funds trade. AMFI is the mutual fund industry body and publishes SIP and fund inflow data. RBI is the central bank and publishes FDI data. |
| Net, gross buying, gross selling | Gross buying is everything bought in the period. Gross selling is everything sold. Net is buying minus selling: a positive net is money coming in, a negative net is money going out. |
| Stock exchange route and primary market route | Money that moves through the stock exchanges (buying and selling existing shares) versus money that goes to a company directly when it issues new shares: IPOs, placements and similar deals. NSDL reports both. NSE reports only the exchange trades. |
| General limit | The main route for FPIs in Indian bonds. RBI sets a yearly cap, as a share of the bonds outstanding, on how much FPIs can hold under it. Most FPI bond buying counts here. |
| VRR (Voluntary Retention Route) | An RBI route started in 2019. An FPI promises to keep its money invested for a minimum period (three years at the start) and in return faces fewer rules on how it invests. From April 2026 RBI counts VRR investments under the general limits. NSDL still reports VRR as its own line. |
| FAR (Fully Accessible Route) | An RBI route started in April 2020 for a list of Government of India bonds that foreign investors can buy with no cap on how much. The list is set by RBI. These are the bonds that global bond indices include, so FAR is where index related buying shows up. |
| Holdings | What FPIs hold at the end of a month, valued at that month end. It is a balance at a date. It rises and falls with market prices and the rupee as well as with flows. |
| SIP (systematic investment plan) | A fixed amount an investor puts into a mutual fund every month. SIP contributions are the total of those monthly payments. |
| AUM (assets under management) | The total value of what a fund, or all funds of a type, hold at a date. |
Series in the FPI, FDI and MF tabs
| Foreign portfolio investors (NSDL) | |
| FPI, all routes | NSDL's own total of net FPI money across every route it reports: equity, debt, hybrid, mutual funds and AIFs. It is NSDL's figure. The tool does not add anything up to produce it. |
| Equity | |
| FPI, equity | Net buying of Indian shares by FPIs: the stock exchange route plus the primary market route. This is NSDL's headline equity figure and the one most often quoted for "FPI buying". |
| FPI equity, on the stock exchanges | The part of FPI equity that went through the stock exchanges. Closest to what NSE reports. Daily, in rupees only. Monthly is the sum of the days. |
| FPI equity, primary market and others | The part of FPI equity that did not go through the exchanges: IPOs, placements and other direct deals. It is why NSDL's equity figure can differ from NSE's. Daily, in rupees only. |
| FPI equity, gross buying | Everything FPIs bought in shares in the day, before subtracting their sales. Rupees only. Compare with gross selling to see how busy the day was. |
| FPI equity, gross selling | Everything FPIs sold in shares in the day, before netting against their purchases. Rupees only. |
| Debt | |
| FPI, debt (all routes) | Net buying of Indian bonds by FPIs across the three routes below: general limit, VRR and FAR. |
| FPI debt, general limit | Net bond buying under the general limit, the main FPI route into Indian bonds. RBI sets a yearly cap on it. |
| FPI debt, VRR | Net bond buying under the Voluntary Retention Route, where an FPI commits to stay invested for a minimum period. From April 2026 RBI counts it under the general limits, and NSDL still reports it as its own line. |
| FPI debt, FAR (index-eligible bonds) | Net buying of the government bonds on RBI's Fully Accessible Route list, which have no cap for foreign investors. These are the bonds that global bond indices hold, so this line shows index related buying and selling. |
| Mutual funds, hybrid and AIFs | |
| FPI, mutual funds | FPI money put into Indian mutual fund schemes, as NSDL reports it. It is a different thing from the Indian mutual fund series under the MF tab, which show what Indian investors put into funds. |
| FPI, hybrid | FPI money in hybrid securities. SEBI created this reporting category in 2017 for units of real estate and infrastructure investment trusts (REITs and InvITs), which have features of both debt and equity. NSDL reports it as its own line. |
| FPI, AIFs | FPI money put into alternative investment funds (AIFs), which are private pooled funds. |
| Holdings (month-end balances) | |
| FPI equity holdings, month end | The value of Indian shares FPIs hold at month end. It is a balance at a date. It moves with share prices and the rupee as well as with buying and selling. Rupees only, from January 2012. |
| FPI total holdings, month end | The value of everything FPIs hold in India at month end: shares, bonds and the rest. It is a balance at a date. Rupees only, from January 2012. |
| Mutual funds and SIP (SEBI, AMFI) | |
| Money investors put into funds, net (AMFI, monthly) | |
| SIP contributions | The total of monthly SIP payments investors made into mutual funds, as AMFI reports it. Gross money in, into every type of fund. The fund inflows are net of redemptions, so the two are different measures. From April 2016. |
| Equity funds | Money investors put into equity mutual funds minus what they took out, in the month. From April 2019. |
| Debt funds | Net money into debt funds, including liquid funds, in the month. From April 2019. |
| Hybrid funds | Net money into hybrid funds (funds that hold both shares and bonds) in the month. From April 2019. |
| Index funds, ETFs and overseas fund of funds | Net money into index funds, ETFs and overseas fund of funds. AMFI reported these as one group until July 2026, so they stay together here. From April 2019. |
| Retirement, children's and life cycle funds | Net money into retirement, children's and life cycle funds, which AMFI calls solution oriented schemes. From April 2019. |
| All funds, the whole industry | Net money into every mutual fund scheme in the industry, including close ended and interval funds. From April 2019. |
| Fund assets at month end (AMFI) | |
| All funds, the whole industry | Total fund assets of the whole industry at month end (AMFI). It is a balance at a date. It moves with markets as well as with money in and out. |
| Equity funds | Assets held by equity funds at month end. It is a balance at a date. |
| Debt funds | Assets held by debt funds at month end. It is a balance at a date. |
| Hybrid funds | Assets held by hybrid funds at month end. It is a balance at a date. |
| Index funds, ETFs and overseas fund of funds | Assets held by index funds, ETFs and overseas fund of funds at month end. It is a balance at a date. |
| What funds buy and sell on the exchanges (SEBI, daily) | |
| Equity bought, net | What mutual funds bought in shares on the exchanges minus what they sold, as SEBI reports it. This is the funds' own trading after investors' money has come in. From April 2007. |
| Debt bought, net | What mutual funds bought in bonds on the exchanges minus what they sold (SEBI). From April 2007. |
| Direct investment (RBI) | |
| FDI, net | Foreign direct investment into India minus Indian companies' investment abroad, in US$ billion. RBI, about two months behind and revised later. |
| FDI into India, net of repatriation | Foreign direct investment into India after money taken back out has been deducted. A net figure. RBI, US$ billion. |
| FDI by India, net of repatriation | Indian companies' direct investment abroad after money brought back has been deducted. A net figure. RBI, US$ billion. |
Foreign investors: NSDL and NSE
Both report foreign investors. They measure the group in different ways, so the figures differ.
NSE reports foreign institutional trades on the stock exchanges. NSDL reports FPIs across every route. That includes the stock exchange and also the primary market and others, for example IPOs.
NSDL's headline equity figure is the exchange route plus the primary market route. The tool shows the two routes as separate lines: "FPI equity, on the stock exchanges" and "FPI equity, primary market and others".
NSDL debt, hybrid and fund flows have no NSE counterpart. FDI comes from RBI only.
The same days in both sources (Rs crore, net)
| NSE trading day | NSE FII/FPI | NSDL report date | NSDL exchange route | NSDL primary market | NSDL equity total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 22 Oct 2026 | -3,459 | 23 Oct | -2,262 | +2,417 | +155 |
| 27 Oct 2026 | +4,240 | 28 Oct | +4,198 | +6,386 | +10,584 |
| 3 Nov 2026 | +6,837 | 4 Nov | +6,899 | +154 | +7,053 |
| 23 Oct 2026 | +888 | 26 Oct | +2,098 | +174 | +2,272 |
NSDL reports a trading day one working day later, so each row pairs an NSE day with the NSDL report after it. The next section explains the two dates.
Primary market can change the picture. On 22 October NSE shows net selling of Rs 3,459 crore. NSDL's equity total for 23 October shows net buying of Rs 155 crore. The exchange route was net selling of Rs 2,262 crore and Rs 2,417 crore of primary market buying offset it. On 27 October the NSDL equity total of Rs 10,584 crore holds Rs 6,386 crore from the primary market.
Exchange figures are close on some days and apart on others. On 27 October and 3 November the NSE and NSDL exchange figures are within about 1% of each other. On 23 October NSE shows Rs 888 crore and NSDL Rs 2,098 crore. From 14 October to 4 November 2026 the two agreed in direction on every session compared. The reason for the size gaps has not been established. NSE's figure is provisional.
A news report that quotes one large day of foreign buying usually uses the NSE basis. Check which source a figure comes from before comparing it with this tool.
Reporting day and trading day
NSDL dates each day's FPI flows by the day it reports them. The tool shows NSDL's dates by default and offers the trading day as an option.
NSDL's dates. Custodians report a day's FPI trades on the next working day. NSDL prints that later date. NSDL's own page says each entry holds trades "on and up to the previous trading day(s)". NSDL's monthly figure adds up the entries by these dates. News reports quote this figure.
The trading-day option. The Date control on the daily chart and the Month control on the monthly chart switch to the day the trades happened. Each NSDL entry moves back to the previous NSDL report date. A Monday report goes back to the Friday before it. A report after a holiday goes back to the last day NSDL reported.
Entries that hold more than one trading day. Since 2012 about 3% of entries hold two or three trading days. This happens on a Saturday session, on Muhurat trading or when the depository was closed and the exchanges were open. The tool shows such an entry on its first trading day. The NSE trading calendar from March 2012 tells which entries these are. The daily download lists the extra days in the column more_trading_days.
How far the two months can differ. NSDL reports FPI equity for October 2026 as net selling of Rs 34,843 crore. It holds the trades of 30 September (Rs 9,232 crore of selling, reported on 1 October). It leaves out the trades of 30 October (Rs 4,458 crore of buying, reported on 2 November). By trading month October 2026 is net selling of Rs 21,153 crore. A month whose first or last trading day is large moves the most.
Check against the calendar. From 2017 every trading date the tool gives falls on an NSE trading day. Twelve entries in 2013 to 2015 and five in 2005 and 2006 fall on days outside the calendar we hold. These are under review. NSDL's own dates for those entries are unchanged.
Reading the labels
FPI says who is investing: foreign portfolio investors. Exchange, primary market and others say how the money moved. NSE's FII/FPI line covers FPIs trading on the exchanges.
Flow is money moving in or out over a period. Holdings is the balance at a date. Holdings change with market prices and the rupee as well as with flows.
Countries are the domicile of the fund. The investor behind a fund can be in another country.
The tool covers money coming into India. Outbound flows and remittances are not included.
Sector data
NSDL publishes sector figures for two periods in each month: the 1st to the 15th and the 16th to month end. Each appears about 5 to 9 days after its period ends. A month's full sector view is therefore complete in the first ten days of the next month.
The figures are FPI net equity investment in each sector as NSDL reports it. NSDL also reports a sector total that includes debt. The tool shows the equity figures.
NSDL changed its sector list on 30 April 2022. The tool shows the current list and the older list separately.
Units and revisions
1 crore is 10 million. Rs crore figures are as the source publishes them. NSDL's US$ figures are NSDL's own. RBI publishes in US$ only.
Every table keeps the date and unit of its own source. A figure from one source is never added to or netted against another.
NSDL months and fortnights that are complete have not changed between the releases compared. NSE figures are provisional. RBI revises earlier months.
The Validation tab lists the checks run on each release and every result that falls outside rounding.
Downloads
The Download tab of the tool gives 9 files in CSV. Column names do not change once published. Each file is listed below with its columns.
India FPI flows, daily (NSDL) tremor_india_fpi_daily.csv
Net investment by foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) in India for every trading day since the first NSDL daily report in January 2005, by route: equity, the three debt routes, hybrid, mutual funds and AIFs, in Rs crore and US$ million. One row per NSDL entry, dated to the day the trades happened, with NSDL's reporting date beside it.
Publisher: NSDL (National Securities Depository Limited), FPI Monitor. Updated daily.
| Column | What it holds |
|---|---|
trading_date | The day the trades happened, ISO date. NSDL reports each day on the next working day; this file dates the entry to the trading day |
nsdl_reporting_date | The date NSDL prints for the same entry, ISO date |
more_trading_days | Other trading days held in the same NSDL entry, separated by a semicolon. Empty for almost every row. Filled when NSDL reported two or three trading days as one entry (known from March 2012) |
total_net_inr_crore | Net FPI investment in all FPI investment (equity, debt, hybrid, mutual funds and AIFs): purchases minus sales, Rs crore |
total_net_usd_million | The same in US$ million, as NSDL converts it |
equity_net_inr_crore | Net FPI investment in equity (shares), every route: purchases minus sales, Rs crore |
equity_net_usd_million | The same in US$ million, as NSDL converts it |
debt_net_inr_crore | Net FPI investment in debt, the three debt routes together: purchases minus sales, Rs crore |
debt_net_usd_million | The same in US$ million, as NSDL converts it |
debt_general_net_inr_crore | Net FPI investment in debt under the general limit: purchases minus sales, Rs crore |
debt_general_net_usd_million | The same in US$ million, as NSDL converts it |
debt_vrr_net_inr_crore | Net FPI investment in debt under the Voluntary Retention Route (VRR): purchases minus sales, Rs crore |
debt_vrr_net_usd_million | The same in US$ million, as NSDL converts it |
debt_far_net_inr_crore | Net FPI investment in debt under the Fully Accessible Route (FAR): purchases minus sales, Rs crore |
debt_far_net_usd_million | The same in US$ million, as NSDL converts it |
hybrid_net_inr_crore | Net FPI investment in hybrid securities: purchases minus sales, Rs crore |
hybrid_net_usd_million | The same in US$ million, as NSDL converts it |
mutual_funds_net_inr_crore | Net FPI investment in units of Indian mutual funds: purchases minus sales, Rs crore |
mutual_funds_net_usd_million | The same in US$ million, as NSDL converts it |
aif_net_inr_crore | Net FPI investment in alternative investment funds (AIFs): purchases minus sales, Rs crore |
aif_net_usd_million | The same in US$ million, as NSDL converts it |
equity_buy_inr_crore | FPI gross purchases of equity, Rs crore |
equity_sell_inr_crore | FPI gross sales of equity, Rs crore |
equity_exchange_net_inr_crore | Net FPI equity investment through the stock exchanges, Rs crore |
equity_primary_net_inr_crore | Net FPI equity investment through the primary market and other routes (IPOs, placements and similar), Rs crore |
India FPI flows, monthly (NSDL) tremor_india_fpi_monthly.csv
Net investment by foreign portfolio investors in India for every month from January 2002, by route, in Rs crore and US$ million, as NSDL publishes it. Complete months only. NSDL counts a day in the month it reported it, so its month is about one trading day behind the calendar month. The daily file has the trading dates.
Publisher: NSDL (National Securities Depository Limited), FPI Monitor. Updated monthly.
| Column | What it holds |
|---|---|
month | The month as NSDL reports it, YYYY-MM. NSDL counts each day's trades in the month it reported them, one working day after the trade |
total_net_inr_crore | Net FPI investment in all FPI investment, Rs crore |
total_net_usd_million | The same in US$ million, from NSDL's own US$ report |
equity_net_inr_crore | Net FPI investment in equity, Rs crore |
equity_net_usd_million | The same in US$ million, from NSDL's own US$ report |
debt_net_inr_crore | Net FPI investment in debt, all routes, Rs crore |
debt_net_usd_million | The same in US$ million, from NSDL's own US$ report |
debt_general_net_inr_crore | Net FPI investment in debt under the general limit, Rs crore |
debt_general_net_usd_million | The same in US$ million, from NSDL's own US$ report |
debt_vrr_net_inr_crore | Net FPI investment in debt under VRR (from January 2020), Rs crore |
debt_vrr_net_usd_million | The same in US$ million, from NSDL's own US$ report |
debt_far_net_inr_crore | Net FPI investment in debt under FAR (a separate line from September 2024; inside the general limit before), Rs crore |
debt_far_net_usd_million | The same in US$ million, from NSDL's own US$ report |
hybrid_net_inr_crore | Net FPI investment in hybrid securities (from December 2017), Rs crore |
hybrid_net_usd_million | The same in US$ million, from NSDL's own US$ report |
mutual_funds_net_inr_crore | Net FPI investment in units of Indian mutual funds (from September 2024), Rs crore |
mutual_funds_net_usd_million | The same in US$ million, from NSDL's own US$ report |
aif_net_inr_crore | Net FPI investment in AIFs (from September 2025), Rs crore |
aif_net_usd_million | The same in US$ million, from NSDL's own US$ report |
India FPI holdings at month end (NSDL) tremor_india_fpi_holdings.csv
What foreign portfolio investors hold in India at the end of each month from January 2012: equity, debt and the total, in Rs crore. A balance at a date. It moves with market prices and the rupee as well as with buying and selling.
Publisher: NSDL (National Securities Depository Limited), FPI Monitor. Updated monthly.
| Column | What it holds |
|---|---|
month | The month, YYYY-MM. Values are at the end of the month |
equity_inr_crore | FPI holdings of equity, Rs crore |
debt_inr_crore | FPI holdings of debt, Rs crore |
total_inr_crore | FPI holdings in total, as NSDL reports the total, Rs crore. It also holds hybrid and other securities, so it is a little more than equity plus debt |
India FPI equity by sector, fortnightly (NSDL) tremor_india_fpi_sectors.csv
FPI net investment and holdings in Indian equity by sector for every fortnight from January 2012, in Rs crore and US$ million. NSDL replaced its sector list on 30 April 2022. The two lists are kept apart in the sector_list column and a sector name does not mean the same thing on both.
Publisher: NSDL (National Securities Depository Limited), FPI Monitor. Updated fortnightly.
| Column | What it holds |
|---|---|
fortnight_end | Last day of the fortnight, ISO date (the 15th or the last day of the month) |
sector_list | Which NSDL sector list the row belongs to: the older list (to April 2022) or the current list (from 30 April 2022) |
sector | Sector name as NSDL publishes it |
net_inr_crore | Net FPI investment in the sector over the fortnight, Rs crore |
holdings_inr_crore | FPI holdings in the sector at the end of the fortnight, Rs crore |
net_usd_million | Net FPI investment over the fortnight, US$ million, from NSDL's US$ report |
holdings_usd_million | FPI holdings at the end of the fortnight, US$ million, from NSDL's US$ report |
India FPI holdings by country of the fund (NSDL) tremor_india_fpi_countries.csv
FPI holdings in India at the end of each month from January 2012, by the country where the fund is registered, in Rs crore. NSDL lists the ten largest countries each month and puts the rest in OTHER. The country is where the fund is registered. Its investors can be elsewhere.
Publisher: NSDL (National Securities Depository Limited), FPI Monitor. Updated monthly.
| Column | What it holds |
|---|---|
month | The month, YYYY-MM. Values are at the end of the month |
country | Country where the fund is registered, as NSDL names it. TOTAL is every country. OTHER is every country outside the ten largest that month |
equity_inr_crore | Holdings of equity, Rs crore |
debt_inr_crore | Holdings of debt, Rs crore |
total_inr_crore | Holdings in total, Rs crore |
Who holds Indian securities in custody (NSDL) tremor_india_custody_holdings.csv
Securities held with Indian custodians at the end of each month from January 2012, in Rs crore, in two breakdowns: by type of client (FPIs, FDI, mutual funds, insurers, banks, pension funds and others) and FPIs by category (sovereign wealth funds, pension funds, mutual funds and others).
Publisher: NSDL (National Securities Depository Limited), FPI Monitor. Updated monthly.
| Column | What it holds |
|---|---|
month | The month, YYYY-MM. Values are at the end of the month |
breakdown | client type = every client of the custodians; FPI category = FPIs only, by kind of investor |
holder | The client type or FPI category. Labels NSDL renamed over time are joined under one name. Where NSDL lists the same label under two SEBI categories in one month (June 2014 to August 2019) the category is added in brackets. Total is the total of each breakdown: all clients, or registered FPIs |
equity_inr_crore | Holdings of equity, Rs crore |
total_inr_crore | Holdings of every kind of security, Rs crore |
India mutual funds, monthly: flows, assets and SIPs (AMFI, SEBI) tremor_india_mf_monthly.csv
Indian mutual funds by month in Rs crore: SIP contributions (from April 2016), net inflows and assets by type of fund (AMFI, from April 2019), and net buying of shares and debt by mutual funds on the stock exchanges (SEBI daily figures added up, from April 2007). Complete months only.
Publisher: AMFI (Association of Mutual Funds in India) and SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India). Updated monthly.
| Column | What it holds |
|---|---|
month | The month, YYYY-MM |
sip_contribution_inr_crore | Money put into mutual funds through SIPs (monthly instalment plans) in the month, Rs crore. AMFI, from April 2016 |
equity_net_inflow_inr_crore | Net money into equity funds in the month: sales minus redemptions, Rs crore. AMFI, from April 2019 |
equity_assets_inr_crore | Assets held by equity funds at the end of the month, Rs crore. AMFI, from April 2019 |
debt_net_inflow_inr_crore | Net money into debt funds in the month: sales minus redemptions, Rs crore. AMFI, from April 2019 |
debt_assets_inr_crore | Assets held by debt funds at the end of the month, Rs crore. AMFI, from April 2019 |
hybrid_net_inflow_inr_crore | Net money into hybrid funds in the month: sales minus redemptions, Rs crore. AMFI, from April 2019 |
hybrid_assets_inr_crore | Assets held by hybrid funds at the end of the month, Rs crore. AMFI, from April 2019 |
passive_net_inflow_inr_crore | Net money into index funds, ETFs and other passive funds in the month: sales minus redemptions, Rs crore. AMFI, from April 2019 |
passive_assets_inr_crore | Assets held by index funds, ETFs and other passive funds at the end of the month, Rs crore. AMFI, from April 2019 |
solution_net_inflow_inr_crore | Net money into solution oriented funds (retirement, children) in the month: sales minus redemptions, Rs crore. AMFI, from April 2019 |
solution_assets_inr_crore | Assets held by solution oriented funds (retirement, children) at the end of the month, Rs crore. AMFI, from April 2019 |
all_net_inflow_inr_crore | Net money into every scheme, open-ended, close-ended and interval (AMFI grand total) in the month: sales minus redemptions, Rs crore. AMFI, from April 2019 |
all_assets_inr_crore | Assets held by every scheme, open-ended, close-ended and interval (AMFI grand total) at the end of the month, Rs crore. AMFI, from April 2019 |
mf_exchange_equity_net_inr_crore | Net buying of shares by mutual funds on the stock exchanges in the month, Rs crore: the SEBI daily figures added up. From April 2007 |
mf_exchange_debt_net_inr_crore | Net buying of debt by mutual funds on the stock exchanges in the month, Rs crore: the SEBI daily figures added up. From April 2007 |
sebi_days | Number of days SEBI published in the month |
India mutual fund trades on the stock exchanges, daily (SEBI) tremor_india_mf_trades_daily.csv
Net buying of shares and of debt by Indian mutual funds on the stock exchanges for every day SEBI has published from April 2007, in Rs crore. Mutual funds only: insurers, banks and pension funds are outside this figure.
Publisher: SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India). Updated daily.
| Column | What it holds |
|---|---|
date | The trading day, ISO date |
equity_net_inr_crore | Mutual fund purchases minus sales of shares, Rs crore |
debt_net_inr_crore | Mutual fund purchases minus sales of debt, Rs crore |
India FDI, monthly (RBI) tremor_india_fdi_monthly.csv
Foreign direct investment into and out of India by month, in US$ million, from the Reserve Bank of India: net FDI, FDI into India and FDI by India abroad. RBI publishes about two months behind and revises earlier months.
Publisher: Reserve Bank of India. Updated monthly.
| Column | What it holds |
|---|---|
month | The month, YYYY-MM |
fdi_net_usd_million | Net FDI: direct investment into India minus direct investment by India abroad, US$ million |
fdi_into_india_usd_million | Direct investment into India, after money taken back out by foreign investors, US$ million |
fdi_by_india_usd_million | Direct investment by India abroad, after money brought back, US$ million |
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This page is the static, readable companion to TREMOR's interactive India Capital Flows tool. Open the interactive tool on TREMOR, or read the India Capital Flows validation page. TREMOR is part of tigzig.com - AI for analytics, databases and macro signals.