FPIs pump Rs 84,290 crore into D-Street in first fortnight of November
Foreign Portfolio Investors made substantial investments in Indian equities during the first half of November. This influx followed two months of significant capital outflows amidst global market shifts. Falling crude prices and attractive valuations in large-cap stocks contributed to this turnaround. The benchmark Nifty index benefited from this resurgence, surpassing the 25,000 mark as key…
Foreign investors, particularly Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs), have made a significant return to Indian equities in the first fortnight of November, injecting a total of Rs 84,290 crore into the market. This surge in foreign investment comes after two months of net outflows, driven by a global AI sell-off, falling crude prices, and attractive large-cap valuations.
FPIs' net investment in Indian equities during November 2-13, covering nine trading sessions, amounted to Rs 84,290 crore, helping to narrow cumulative FPI outflows from Indian equities to approximately Rs 2.1 lakh crore in 2026.
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