New Delhi, Sept. 8 -- Indian equities have been facing volatility, while foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have remained a key source of selling pressure. But that trend may finally be showing signs of a reversal.

In a post on X, Capitalmind Mutual Fund mentioned that "FPIs have started buying Indian stocks again". The fund house noted that FPIs have invested Rs.63,941 crore in Indian equities over the past five fortnights, marking the longest stretch of fortnightly buying in the last 2 years.

For retail investors, the shift is worth watching. FPI flows do not determine market direction on their own. But where global investors are putting money can offer clues about the sectors attracting foreign capital and those they are moving away ...