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U.S. and European investors increased India stock holdings in 2025, despite sector-specific selling and outflows from some nations.
Foreign portfolio investors from the U.S. and several European nations increased their stakes in Indian equities in 2025, with U.S. investors holding about 44% of total FPI assets by year-end.
Ireland, Norway, and Canada also saw growth in their India holdings, while outflows from Singapore, Mauritius, and the UK totaled Rs 1.66 trillion, driven by geopolitical tensions and tariff concerns.
Despite a nearly 9% rise in the NSE 100 index, FPIs were net sellers in IT, consumer, FMCG, power, and healthcare sectors but net buyers in telecom, energy, chemicals, and metals.
Luxembourg and Singapore maintained stable AUM shares, with underlying fundamentals supporting long-term confidence.
Los inversores estadounidenses y europeos aumentaron las tenencias de acciones de la India en 2025, a pesar de las ventas específicas del sector y las salidas de algunos países.