Foreign investors bought over $1 billion worth of Indian equities last week, marking their biggest weekly purchase since June 2025. Goldman Sachs expects inflows to continue, supported by a stable rupee and improving earnings outlook. Global funds were net buyers of $1.3 billion through July 9, followed by another $272 million of provisional purchases on Friday.

Foreign investors return to Indian equities in July with ₹15,157 crore inflow, reversing four months of selling.

In July, foreign investors turned net buyers of Indian equities following a period of large outflows, prompted by favorable domestic macroeconomic trends and improved global risk…

MUMBAI: Foreign investors who rediscovered their appetite for Indian debt in June have now widened their interest to equities as well in July. After months of persistent selling,…