New Delhi, July 23 -- Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) returned to the Indian stock market in July, snapping a four-month selling streak. According to NSDL data (up to 22 July 2026), FPIs have invested a net Rs.17,227 crore in Indian equities during the month.

This marks a sharp reversal after sustained outflows of Rs.49,340 crore in June, Rs.32,963 crore in May, Rs.60,847 crore in April, and a massive Rs.1.18 lakh crore in March.

Earlier in the year, FPIs had turned net buyers in February, investing Rs.22,615 crore, after withdrawing Rs.35,962 crore in January. Despite the recovery in July, FPIs remain net sellers for the calendar year, with cumulative equity outflows of Rs.2.57 lakh crore so far in 2026, reflecting the impact of glo...