Do External and Internal Crises Affect Foreign Portfolio Inflows? The Case of China and India

Fayyaz Ahmad, Muhammad Umar Draz and Su-Chang Yang

International Journal of Economics and Finance, 2016, vol. 8, issue 7, 149

Abstract: This study examines the relationship between external and internal crisis (EIC) and Foreign Portfolio Investment (FPI) net inflows in China and India. We have applied Binary Choice Model taking the EIC as a dummy variable. GDP growth is an independent variable in our model that indicates the combined performance of economic sectors. The results suggest that EIC exert a significant impact on the FPI net inflows, but the nature of internal issues is different for both countries. We find a little association between GDP growth and net FPI inflows.

Date: 2016
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