Foreign inflows cross $2 billion in Indian equities over nine trading sessions
Foreign investors have returned as net buyers in Indian equities, pumping in more than $2 billion over the last nine trading sessions , supported by a strong market rally and improving investor sentiment. The renewed interest comes after a period of volatility driven by global trade concerns and valuation pressures. Between January 28 and February 6 , foreign institutional investors (FIIs) were net buyers in six sessions , while they turned marginal sellers in three sessions , indicating a cautious but positive approach. On February 9 , FIIs bought shares worth ₹2,223 crore on a provisional basis, adding momentum to the ongoing rally. Market gains supported by foreign buying The sustained foreign inflows coincided with a sharp rise in benchmark indices. Both the Sensex and Nifty gained over 3 per cent during the period, while broader markets outperformed, reflecting increased risk appetite among investors. Foreign investors return to Indian equities, driving inflows past $2 bill...