mumbai, Aug. 26 -- Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) are returning to India, but the buying is far from a broad vote of confidence. FPIs invested over Rs.25,000 crore in Indian stocks between August 1 and 24, the strongest monthly inflow since September 2024, after bringing Rs.20,200 crore in July. If the trend holds, FPIs will have bought Indian equities for two consecutive months for the first time this year-a sharp reversal from the record monthly outflow of nearly Rs.1.2 trillion in March. Yet, global fund managers remain wary, as India became Asia's least-preferred equity market in Bank of America's August fund manager survey. The disconnect signals FPIs are rebuilding exposure to parts of the market where recent corrections have impr...