Foreign Funds Flood India: Over Rs 30,000 Crore Inflow Fuels Mid-Cap Surge
Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have poured a significant Rs 30,918 crore into Indian equities this August, marking their second consecutive month as net buyers after a prolonged period of selling earlier in the year. This substantial inflow signals a notable shift in sentiment, driven by factors like a stable rupee and strengthening corporate earnings in India. The money isn't just going anywhere, though: a key trend sees FPIs increasingly targeting India's Small and Mid-cap (SMID) stocks, recognizing their higher growth and earnings momentum compared to larger companies.












