FPIs invest Rs 38,211 crore in March on improved global liquidity

Analysts attributed the increase in infusion to a shift in stance on monetary policy outlook by various central banks globally.

Foreign Portfolio Investors shift to GIFT City, boost market moves

Recent fund flows seen coming from new players.

Depositories showed that overseas players pumped in Rs 2,039 crore into equities even as they dumped debt during Feb till 22.

RBI will also come out with draft guidelines by the end of next month to rationalise interest rate derivative regulations.

India offers better investment opportunities due to consistent growth, supportive global factors and attract valuations.

CRR, which is the minimum amount of deposit that the commercial banks have to keep as reserves with the RBI, currently stands at 4 per cent.

Prior to this, an increase in investment was seen in October 2017.

FPIs have been net sellers almost throughout this calendar year except a couple of months.

Mr Garg said that there is nothing new in the Sebi circular of April 10.

According to a Bank of Baroda research report, India's twin deficit and inflation are at a "far more comfortable position" than in 2013.