The story so far
FPI Return to India
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Foreign investors have turned bullish on Indian equities, viewing them as oversold after months of outflows. In July, FPIs invested Rs 20,200 crore, ending a four-month selling streak, driven by favorable valuations. Geopolitical risks and oil prices remain concerns.
How it unfolded
3h ago
FPIs end 4-month selling streak, buy debt too
4h ago
FPIs invest Rs 20,200 crore in July, reversing outflows
1d ago
Agrawal sees FIIs favoring India, equities oversold
What happened earlier
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Full story →FPIs turn net buyers in July, end 4-month selling streak in equities
FPIs invested Rs 20,200 crore in Indian equities in July, ending a four-month selling streak.
FPIs overall net inflow including debt was Rs 40,031 crore in July.
FPIs also showed strong appetite for Indian debt in July, according to NSDL data.
Earlier · 23h ago
Full story →Indian equities ‘probably oversold’: FIIs warm up after months of outflows
Foreign investors are turning positive on Indian equities after months of outflows, with Motilal Oswal Financial Services chairman Raamdeo Agrawal saying they are 'probably oversold'.
Agrawal cited the lack of a strong AI investment theme in India and higher valuations as reasons for previous outflows.
He noted a reversal in the last week, with FIIs looking at India more favorably, but warned geopolitical uncertainties and elevated oil prices remain risks.
India's domestic economy is performing well with healthy auto sales, strong GST collections, and robust credit growth of about 18%.
Agrawal expects the Reserve Bank of India to align its monetary policy with the US Federal Reserve, which has kept rates on pause.