FPIs infuse ₹84,290 cr into equities in first half of November

Foreign investors have made a significant return to Indian equities in the first half of November, injecting ₹84,290 crore into the market. This comes after two months of net outflows, driven by a global AI sell-off, falling crude prices, and attractive large-cap valuations. The inflows represent a tactical shift in sentiment rather than a structural return, with FPIs recovering only a small portion of their total withdrawals this year.

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