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3 days agoOverseas investors pump ₹8,276 crore into Indian banks, auto and metals this fortnight
Overseas investors injected approx. ₹8,276 crore into India’s banking, automobile and metals sectors in the first half of October 2025 — the largest sectoral fund inflow since April. The surge underlines foreign appetite returning to select cyclical names even as broader markets struggle. Analysts say this concentrated buying points to tactical bets on growth recovery rather than broad market endorsement. The inflows, while positive, may not translate into widespread market gains unless corporate earnings and macro data cooperate.
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3 days agoOverseas investors pump ₹8,276 crore into Indian banks, auto and metals this fortnight
Overseas investors injected approx. ₹8,276 crore into India’s banking, automobile and metals sectors in the first half of October 2025 — the largest sectoral fund inflow since April. The surge underlines foreign appetite returning to select cyclical names even as broader markets struggle. Analysts say this concentrated buying points to tactical bets on growth recovery rather than broad market endorsement. The inflows, while positive, may not translate into widespread market gains unless corporate earnings and macro data cooperate.
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Overseas investors pump ₹8,276 crore into Indian banks, auto and metals this fortnight
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Foreign funds flowed roughly ₹8,276 crore into Indian banks, autos and metals in early October — concentrated but selective buying.
Overseas investors injected approx. ₹8,276 crore into India’s banking, automobile and metals sectors in the first half of October 2025 — the largest sectoral fund inflow since April. The surge underlines foreign appetite returning to select cyclical names even as broader markets struggle. Analysts say this concentrated buying points to tactical bets on growth recovery rather than broad market endorsement. The inflows, while positive, may not translate into widespread market gains unless corporate earnings and macro data cooperate.
Overseas investors injected approx. ₹8,276 crore into India’s banking, automobile and metals sectors in the first half of October 2025 — the largest sectoral fund inflow since April. The surge underlines foreign appetite returning to select cyclical names even as broader markets struggle. Analysts say this concentrated buying points to tactical bets on growth recovery rather than broad market endorsement. The inflows, while positive, may not translate into widespread market gains unless corporate earnings and macro data cooperate.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 09:43 IST