India, March 14 -- When we talk about global money entering India, we often refer to Foreign Institutional Investors or FIIs, a term historically used to describe large entities like pension funds and sovereign wealth funds. These participants now operate under the Foreign Portfolio Investment or FPI framework, which involves the purchase of financial assets like stocks and bonds.

February 2026 marked a historic turnaround for Indian equities, with FPIs turning net buyers after three months of sustained selling. Total net inflows for the month reached Rs 22,615 crore, the highest in 17 months. Interestingly, while FPIs exited the IT sector massively offloading Rs 16,949 crore due to AI-disruption fears,

While they exited sectors like I...