IndiaForeign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) increased their investments in Indian equities in July, marking a reversal from a four-month period of significant outflows. As of July 24, net FPI equity inflows reached approximately $1.6 billion (Rs 14,946 crore), while total FPI inflows across all asset classes totaled nearly $4.4 billion (Rs 41,796 crore), making it the strongest month for foreign inflows in 2026. This surpassed the previous high in February. Much of the inflow was attributed to participation in the SBI Funds IPO through both anchor and QIP channels. Despite the July rebound, year-to-date equity flows remain heavily negative at a net outflow of $27.7 billion, while debt markets have attracted $9.5 billion in inflows. Overall, FPI flows across asset classes continue to show a net outflow of $18.4 billion, highlighting ongoing pressures and the need for global stability and domestic economic resilience.
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