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FIIs are coming back: Can Indian stocks sustain buying for 3rd consecutive month in September?
AI EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Foreign portfolio investors poured over $3.2 billion into Indian equities during August, driven by strong economic growth, steady earnings, and currency stability. Key sectors like consumer services, financials, and healthcare attracted the majority of this capital. Analysts suggest that if global funds return to neutral allocations, India could see billions more in incoming investments.
WHY IT MATTERS
A sustained return of foreign institutional investment could significantly boost Indian stock market liquidity and support broader economic growth momentum.
Foreign investors returned strongly to Indian equities, with August FPI inflows exceeding $3.2 billion. Consumer Services, Financials and Healthcare led buying. HSBC estimates up to $25 billion could enter India if global funds restore neutral allocations, while strong GDP growth, earnings and rupee stability support the outlook.
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