FIIs Return To D-Street: Positive Flows Signal Comeback - Where To Invest Now
Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) appear to be gradually returning to Indian equities, with net purchases of around ₹6,000 crore recorded between February 1 and 9. Market experts attribute the improving sentiment to the announcement of the India-US trade deal, which has emerged as a key confidence booster for global investors. Corporate earnings have largely been in line with expectations, with select segments such as financial services delivering better-than-expected results. While a sharp surge in inflows is unlikely, analysts believe FIIs will continue investing in a calibrated manner. The initial focus is expected to remain on large-cap stocks, where valuations are relatively more comfortable. Mid- and small-cap segments may see interest later, once valuations become more attractive and confidence strengthens further.
Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) appear to be gradually returning to Indian equities, with net purchases of around ₹6,000 crore recorded between February 1 and 9. Market experts attribute the improving sentiment to the announcement of the India-US trade deal, which has emerged as a key confidence booster for global investors. Corporate earnings have largely been in line with expectations, with select segments such as financial services delivering better-than-expected results. While a sharp surge in inflows is unlikely, analysts believe FIIs will continue investing in a calibrated manner. The initial focus is expected to remain on large-cap stocks, where valuations are relatively more comfortable. Mid- and small-cap segments may see interest later, once valuations become more attractive and confidence strengthens further.
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