NEW DELHI: Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) sustained their buying momentum in Indian equities, investing Rs 12,921 crore in the first week of Aug, driven by improving macroeconomic conditions, expectations of US rate cuts, lower crude oil prices and a stable rupee. The inflow follows a Rs 20,200-crore investment in July, marking a sharp turnaround after four consecutive months of heavy selling.

FPIs invested ₹12,290 crore in Indian markets in early August, with equities attracting the majority of inflows.

Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) infused ₹12,290.68 crore into Indian markets between August 3-7, 2026, with equities dominating the inflows, as per NSDL data.