Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) turned net buyers in the first week of February, investing Rs 8,129 crore in Indian equities through Feb. 6, depository data showed on Feb. 8. The inflows follow heavy withdrawals earlier in the year—a net Rs 1.66 lakh crore in 2025—and analysts attribute the reversal to easing global risks, an India‑US trade breakthrough, stabilising US yields, and rupee appreciation, which could attract further flows.
Key Points
- 1Recorded inflows of Rs 8,129 crore by Feb 6, reversing three months of FPI selling.
- 2Supported by easing global uncertainties, India-US trade breakthrough, stabilising US yields and rupee appreciation.
- 3Signal potential resume of foreign flows if corporate earnings sustain and trade tensions remain contained.
Scoring Rationale
Moderate news value with official data and analyst confirmation, limited for AI/ML audiences due to market focus.
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