After touching lifetime highs in early Mar '15, both Sensex and Nifty entered down trends that are now completing 11 months. FIIs have been in selling mode, not because India's economy is in a down turn. Quite the contrary.
Slowdown in China, turmoil in Middle East, oversupplied oil market, a gradually rising interest rate regime in the USA have turned FIIs cautious and heading for safety. That means exiting Emerging Markets and returning to their home markets.
Many Middle East sovereign funds have started withdrawing from India as well, as low oil prices have begun to hurt and have depleted their investing surpluses.
-- Slowdown in China, turmoil in Middle East, oversupplied oil market, a gradually rising interest rate regime in the USA have turned FIIs cautious and heading for safety. That means exiting Emerging Markets and returning to their home markets.
Many Middle East sovereign funds have started withdrawing from India as well, as low oil prices have begun to hurt and have depleted their investing surpluses.
Read more at:
http://investmentsfordummieslikeme.blogspot.in/2016/01/about-pullbacks-corrections-and-bear.html
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