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FPIs Net Buy ₹30,919 Cr in August, Continuing Turnaround After July
✍️ The Hindu
🗓 31 Aug 2026, 07:38 AM
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Foreign Portfolio Investors purchased ₹30,919 crore of Indian securities in August, following a ₹20,200 crore inflow in July, ending four months of net selling.
Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) turned net buyers for the second straight month in August, putting ₹30,919 crore into Indian equities and debt instruments.
The August inflow follows a ₹20,200 crore purchase in July, marking a sharp reversal after four consecutive months of net selling by foreign investors.
Analysts attribute the renewed buying to a combination of stable macro‑economic indicators, supportive fiscal and monetary policies, and improved risk appetite toward emerging markets.
While the sustained foreign demand could enhance market liquidity and support equity valuations, experts caution that global risk sentiment and external shocks remain potential headwinds.
The August inflow follows a ₹20,200 crore purchase in July, marking a sharp reversal after four consecutive months of net selling by foreign investors.
Analysts attribute the renewed buying to a combination of stable macro‑economic indicators, supportive fiscal and monetary policies, and improved risk appetite toward emerging markets.
While the sustained foreign demand could enhance market liquidity and support equity valuations, experts caution that global risk sentiment and external shocks remain potential headwinds.