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AI stocks lose their shine, India gains: FPIs pump Rs 38,971 crore into equities in a week

AI stocks lose their shine, India gains: FPIs pump Rs 38,971 crore into equities in a week
Source: Moneycontrol.com

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  • ✓Foreign portfolio investors bought Rs 38,971 crore of Indian equities in a week as global AI stocks tumbled.
  • ✓This shift happened because investors now focus on India’s earnings growth and large-cap valuations.
  • ✓As a result, the Nifty rallied 7.58% amid strong institutional buying, showing that many investors trust the local market.

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Category
Indian Markets
Reported By
Moneycontrol.com
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1 Minute(s)
Market Focus
India Economy

Foreign portfolio investors bought Rs 38,971 crore of Indian equities in a week as the global AI selloff shifted attention to India's earnings growth and large-cap valuations.

FPIs invested Rs 38,971 crore in Indian equities in a week as global AI stocks tumbled. Here's what triggered the foreign investor comeback.

FPIs invested Rs 38,971 crore in Indian equities this week.

Global AI stock sell-off drove FPIs back to Indian markets.

Nifty rallied 7.58% amid strong institutional buying.

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