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FPIs reversed three months of outflows by buying ₹8,100 crore in Indian stocks in early February 2026, driven by improved trade talks and stable rates.
Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) became net buyers in the first week of February 2026, investing over Rs 8,100 crore in Indian equities, reversing three months of sustained outflows.
This shift followed a Rs 35,962 crore withdrawal in January and a record Rs 1.66 lakh crore net outflow in 2025 due to global trade tensions, currency volatility, and high valuations.
The reversal was driven by improved risk sentiment, a breakthrough in India-U.S. trade talks, stable interest rate expectations, and supportive fiscal policies.
The rupee strengthened from a record low of 90.30 to around 90.70, boosting confidence.
While inflows remain cautious, analysts expect further investment if earnings grow, global risks ease, and the rupee stabilizes below 90 per dollar by March 2026.
Risks persist from tax changes, policy uncertainty, and elevated valuations.
Las FPI revirtieron tres meses de flujos salientes al comprar ₹ 8,100 crore en acciones indias a principios de febrero de 2026, impulsadas por mejores negociaciones comerciales y tasas estables.