FPI Inflows Cross Rs 13,000 Cr in Indian Markets in A Single Week

Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) poured ₹13,107.54 crore into Indian equities during the week of June 23–27, reflecting renewed confidence in India’s economic outlook. The data, released by the National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL), highlights a marked uptick in foreign inflows, signalling a positive shift in sentiment toward Indian markets.

With these fresh investments, the total net FPI inflow for the month of June has now reached ₹8,915 crore. This comes as a sharp turnaround from the cautious approach observed earlier in the year, underscoring improved global and domestic cues.

Analysts attribute the resurgence in foreign investor interest to the recent de-escalation of geopolitical tensions involving the US, Iran, and Israel. The easing of these global uncertainties has lifted market sentiment, prompting FPIs to re-engage with emerging markets, including India.

On the domestic front, the Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) recent 50 basis point rate cut, announced during its latest Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting, has further boosted optimism. The move is widely expected to stimulate economic activity and support market performance in the coming quarters.

Additionally, India’s low inflation environment is enhancing the country's appeal to foreign investors, offering macroeconomic stability in an otherwise uncertain global landscape.

Looking ahead, domestic factors such as progress of the monsoon, trends in rural and urban consumption, infrastructure development, and institutional buying patterns are expected to shape near-term market dynamics and influence FPI behaviour.

The strong June inflows come on the heels of robust activity in May, when FPIs invested ₹19,860 crore — making it the best month for foreign portfolio investment so far this year.

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