Foreign investors poured ₹45,970 crore into Indian equities in November, helping the Nifty 50 post its strongest weekly gain since February 2021 and lifting the rupee. Lower oil prices, resilient earnings and a retreat from AI-linked stocks helped make India more attractive.
Foreign investors poured ₹45,970 crore into Indian equities in November, helping the Nifty 50 post its strongest weekly gain since February 2021 and lifting the rupee. Lower oil prices, resilient earnings and a retreat from AI-linked stocks helped make India more attractive.
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