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Foreign Portfolio Investors Reverse Course, Inject Rs 8,472 Crore Into Indian Equities

After months of heavy outflows, FPIs signal renewed confidence in India's economy, driven by dollar weakness and growth prospects.

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FPIs (photo: IANS)

Overview

  • Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) made a net investment of Rs 8,472 crore in Indian equities during the holiday-shortened week ending April 18, 2025.
  • This marks a shift after cumulative outflows of Rs 1.4 lakh crore since January 2025, including Rs 23,103 crore withdrawn in April so far.
  • The inflows were partially attributed to a weakening US dollar, which has made emerging markets like India more attractive to investors.
  • India's forecasted 6% growth in FY26, outpacing subdued projections for the US and China, has bolstered its appeal to global investors.
  • FPIs are expected to focus on domestic consumption-driven sectors such as financials, telecom, aviation, cement, autos, and healthcare.