Global funds have been net buyers of Indian equities for 10 straight days, marking the longest buying streak in nearly a year. Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have purchased $3.7 billion worth of shares during this period, the longest buying streak since June 2023. This surge in investment comes after Prime Minister Narendra Modi's re-election for a third term, which has promised continuity in policy making. The bullish sentiment among global funds is the highest since 2017.
"Global funds have been net buyers of Indian equities for 10 straight days, the longest run in nearly a year." @Alex_G_Simon https://t.co/ZEn1SBvuro
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#FPIs buy $3.7 billion worth of shares in their longest buying streak since June 2023
#FPIs buy $3.7 billion worth of shares in their longest buying streak since June 2023 @yoosefkp https://t.co/OOQOa8JfzK
$INDA: Global funds have been net buyers of Indian equities for 10 straight days, the longest run in nearly a year https://t.co/FVYryneCOA via @markets
Global funds have been net buyers of Indian equities for 10 straight days, the longest run in nearly a year https://t.co/1A6fss3Nf5