After 4 months, FIIs start returning to Indian stocks — but not much has changed

Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) returned as net buyers of Indian stocks for the first time in four months, purchasing shares worth $1.6 billion in early July. This follows a significant $28-billion exit triggered by the West Asia war, although analysts suggest that the overall sentiment towards India remains unchanged despite recent inflows. Experts indicate that while foreign investment may continue, significant sell-offs are unlikely in the near term.

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