
Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) reversed a four-month selling trend in July, injecting $2.31 billion into Indian equities, signaling renewed confidence in the market.
This inflow follows a period of sustained outflows, with total investments in debt and equity reaching $8.44 billion since the Reserve Bank of India's June policy announcement.
Market analysts suggest the shift reflects improved overseas sentiment toward India, as domestic indices show signs of stabilizing after months of volatility.