The wave of selling from foreign portfolio investors in Indian equities may have reached its end. The resilience of domestic economic fundamentals, accompanied by improving investor sentiment, is promising. With inflows turning positive in June and July, supported by heavy debt investments, foreign investment seems poised for continued strength as India maintains its robust growth.
The wave of selling from foreign portfolio investors in Indian equities may have reached its end. The resilience of domestic economic fundamentals, accompanied by improving investor sentiment, is promising. With inflows turning positive in June and July, supported by heavy debt investments, foreign investment seems poised for continued strength as India maintains its robust growth.
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