Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) have returned to net buying in Indian equities, ending a 12-month streak of consecutive net selling.
Data from the National Stock Exchange of India shows that on June 19, FIIs purchased shares worth ₹31,442.87 crore while selling ₹26,583.80 crore, resulting in net inflows of ₹4,859.07 crore.
Over the last five trading sessions, FIIs have invested nearly $899 million, indicating sustained buying interest rather than a one-off event.
This marks the first positive flow day in over a year, signaling a potential reversal in foreign capital direction.
The shift in flow direction coincides with a broader improvement in market sentiment.
Over the last five trading sessions, FIIs have invested nearly $899 million, indicating sustained buying interest rather than a one-off event.
Indian benchmark indices maintained modest gains on Tuesday, June 23, as investor confidence remained buoyant.