BIG achievement for Indian STOCK MARKETS: Proud Moment! Outperforms EMs with maximum FPI inflow; Nifty 3rd BEST PERFORMER in 12 years

The Indian stock markets have dominated all the emerging markets in the world in terms of getting maximum investment from Foreign Portfolio Investors in the last one year, said Kotak AMC.

Indian received around $35 billion investment from FPIs, followed by Brazil at $14.5 billion in the last 12 months from June 2020 to May 2021, according to Kotak AMC Managing Director Nilesh Shah.

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Shah on Tuesday tweeted that FPIs have been buyers of Indian Equity in the last 12 months ahead of other emerging markets.

While other emerging markets such as Indonesia, Philippines, Malaysia, Thailand, South Africa, Taiwan, and South Korea have underperformed as compared to Indian markets with respect to FPI flows, Shah tweeted along with an infographic that explains the data.

Moreover, Shah also mentioned that Indian markets have outperformed all other global markets in the world except the US in the last 12 years. He said, ''While we underperformed the US, we have outperformed Other EMs over last 12 years."

India's Nifty Index stood at third position and has given 266 per cent return in the last 12 years, after US' Nasdaq and Dow Jones zoomed 690 and 308 per cent in terms of returns in the last 12 years, the infographic also shows tweeted by Kotak AMC MD.

Germany's DAX, Japan's Nikkei, and Brazil's BOV stood at the fourth, fifth, and sixth position after India's Nifty, while China's SSE Composite was the least performer in the last 12 years.

Similarly, the infographic Shah tweeted also points out that Nifty's sectoral performance during the same period, wherein Nifty has surged 734 per cent in terms of returns, followed by Nifty FMCG at 518 per cent.

Nifty Auto, Pharma, and Financial Services each gave around 450 per cent returns in the last 12 years of market session.

In the broader markets space, Mid-cap Index outperformed the Nifty50, while the small-cap index almost reported the same profits that of a benchmark index. Mid-cap jumped near 400 per cent returns, while small-cap at 265 per cent in the last 12 years of the session.

While in the commodity space, Gold and Silver each has zoomed over 90 per cent in the last 12 years, the infographic tweeted by Shah also mentions.