Foreign investors pump ₹12,900 crore into Indian stocks in August's first week
During the first week of August, foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) put more than ₹12,900 crore into Indian shares. This fresh inflow comes after an investment of ₹20,200 crore in July, showing a major reversal from the previous four months of continuous selling. The recent buying trend has been fueled by better macroeconomic indicators, anticipation of interest rate cuts in the US, declining crude oil prices, and a steady rupee.
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