Foreign Portfolio Investors Infuse Over ₹13,000 Crore Into Indian Markets In One Week

Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) made a net investment of ₹13,107.54 crore into Indian markets between 23 and 27 June, according to data released by the National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL).

This surge in inflows marks a significant uptick in investor confidence, particularly visible in heavy buying on Monday and Friday of the week.

The cumulative net FPI investment in June has now reached ₹8,915 crore, indicating a strong rebound in foreign investor sentiment.

The recent wave of FPI inflows follows a period of improved global sentiment.

A de-escalation in geopolitical tensions involving the US, Iran, and Israel has brought stability to global markets, prompting investors to seek opportunities in emerging economies like India.

On the domestic front, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) recently cut its key interest rates by 50 basis points during the latest Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting, aiming to stimulate economic growth.

With inflation remaining within manageable levels, these policy moves have added to the appeal of Indian equities.

A report by ANI, citing NSDL data, highlighted that a combination of global stability, accommodative monetary policy, and resilient economic indicators has made India an attractive destination for foreign capital.

Favourable outlook ahead

Market analysts believe that FPIs are likely to continue their positive trend, driven by domestic macroeconomic stability and sector-specific triggers.

Factors such as the progress of the monsoon season, consumption trends, and infrastructure growth will play a key role in shaping investor behaviour in the coming weeks.

Additionally, institutional buying and encouraging corporate earnings are likely to sustain market momentum.

While June has seen robust inflows, May marked the strongest month so far in 2025 with FPIs investing a net ₹19,860 crore.

In contrast, FPIs had withdrawn ₹3,973 crore in March, following earlier outflows of ₹78,027 crore in January and ₹34,574 crore in February, largely driven by global uncertainties and profit booking.

The recent inflows suggest that FPIs are regaining trust in India’s long-term economic trajectory, aided by stable governance and proactive fiscal and monetary policy measures.

With global tensions easing and India’s economic outlook improving, foreign investors appear to be re-entering Indian markets with renewed vigour.

The sustained FPI activity signals confidence in India’s growth story and highlights the country’s position as a preferred investment destination in the current global climate.

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