India, Nov. 6 -- Foreign institutions have returned to Indian stock markets after a long selling spree. Global macroeconomic factors are starting to favour India as lower crude oil prices, falling US bond yields and fears around high valuations of artificial intelligence stocks has led investors to rethink their global exposure.

But why are they buying? Are they investing in India because of the improvements in its fundamentals, or just due to a change in global flows?

FIIs Return With Aggressive Buying Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) bought a net Rs.29,095.52 crore of Indian stocks in the three days from November 3 to November 5, 2026.

On November 3, they bought a net of Rs.6,836.81 crore. This rose to Rs.7,284.03 crore on Nov...