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ET Alpha Wealth Summit | FIIs haven't abandoned India, they've just reshuffled: Samir Arora
Foreign investors are not leaving India. They are shifting investments from top companies to other stocks. This rotation involves billions of dollars. Large companies saw selling, while mid-cap and growth-focused firms attracted new capital. This indicates a preference for growth over traditional value. The overall participation in Indian companies has also increased.
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