Archive · 29 Jul 2025
India Sees $1.4 Billion in Foreign Capital Inflows in June 2025
In June 2025, India saw a lot of money coming in from other countries, totaling $1.4 billion.
Most of this money came through investments that track market indexes (ETFs).
India was second only to South Korea in attracting foreign investment among major emerging markets.
At the same time, investors were taking money out of China.
This shows how investors are choosing where to put their money.
India received $1.4 billion in net inflows into listed funds in June 2025.
India was the second-highest recipient of foreign capital among emerging markets, after South Korea.
ETF inflows of $2.4 billion offset $1 billion in outflows from non-ETF funds.
China experienced net outflows of $36 million, reflecting investor caution.
India-dedicated funds saw total net inflows of $726 million.
- Who
- Foreign investors
- What
- Net inflows of foreign capital into India's listed funds.
- When
- June 2025
- Where
- India and other emerging markets
- Why
- Driven by investor preference for passive vehicles and market trends.
- Net Inflows (June 2025)
- $1.4 billion
- ETF Inflows
- $2.4 billion
- Non-ETF Outflows
- $1 billion
- Rank among emerging markets (June)
- 2nd
- Leading recipient (June)
- South Korea ($1.9 billion)
- China Outflows
- $36 million
Sources
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