Foreign institutional investors have broken a streak of net selling in October by putting in over ₹3,000 crore across Indian equities in just seven trading sessions. The shift is helping buoy market momentum and is interpreted as a sign of increasing confidence in India’s corporate and economic outlook. Analysts say this reversal is timely given the broader global softness and could provide oxygen for further gains. Still, sustained flow consistency will be key to anchoring the rally amid external risks.
Foreign institutional investors have broken a streak of net selling in October by putting in over ₹3,000 crore across Indian equities in just seven trading sessions. The shift is helping buoy market momentum and is interpreted as a sign of increasing confidence in India’s corporate and economic outlook. Analysts say this reversal is timely given the broader global softness and could provide oxygen for further gains. Still, sustained flow consistency will be key to anchoring the rally amid external risks.
FIIs inject ₹3,000 crore over 7 sessions, reversing selling trend and testing market momentum.
Foreign institutional investors have broken a streak of net selling in October by putting in over ₹3,000 crore across Indian equities in just seven trading sessions. The shift is helping buoy market momentum and is interpreted as a sign of increasing confidence in India’s corporate and economic outlook. Analysts say this reversal is timely given the broader global softness and could provide oxygen for further gains. Still, sustained flow consistency will be key to anchoring the rally amid external risks.
Foreign institutional investors have broken a streak of net selling in October by putting in over ₹3,000 crore across Indian equities in just seven trading sessions. The shift is helping buoy market momentum and is interpreted as a sign of increasing confidence in India’s corporate and economic outlook. Analysts say this reversal is timely given the broader global softness and could provide oxygen for further gains. Still, sustained flow consistency will be key to anchoring the rally amid external risks.