FPI inflows: Foreign investors pump in Rs 3,839 crore in July; D-street outperforming global markets
Foreign portfolio investors have been net buyers in Indian equities for the fourth consecutive month, with July inflows reaching Rs 3,839 crore. This buying trend has fueled a rally in Indian stock markets, outperforming global peers despite earlier dips and international market jitters. While the Sensex remains below its all-time high, FPIs have consistently invested in the primary market.🕒 1 min read
Foreign portfolio investors have been net buyers in Indian equities for the fourth consecutive month, with July inflows reaching Rs 3,839 crore. This buying trend has fueled a rally in Indian stock markets, outperforming global peers despite earlier dips and international market jitters. While the Sensex remains below its all-time high, FPIs have consistently invested in the primary market.
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