Foreign investors make a major return in Indian stock markets in April

New -Delhi, April 26 (IANS). Foreign investors have made a major return in Indian stock markets this month and have emerged as a pure buyer over the past two weeks. Analysts said on Saturday that foreign portfolios (FPIs) certainly took a positive stance on the Indian equity in the last seven trading sessions. The change is mainly due to a new sense of optimism about the review of the US dollar, review of tariff agreements and the economic progress of India. Manoj Purohit, a partner and leader of BDO India’s FS tax, tax and regulatory services, said: “In the midst of the challenging global background with a sluggish growth in major economies such as the United States and China, India is moving to its economic power.” The financial year 2026 of India is expected to grow at a strong rate of more than 6 percent and remains the only fastest growing economy, making it an attractive destination for world investors. Purohit said: “The FPI flow is expected to be strong in the near future, which will provide extra support to the existing market period. Global investors evaluate their strategies, India’s economic foundations and income skills set it as a symbol of stability and development in global turbulent events worldwide.” By the last trading session this month, FPI bought an equity of Rs 22.716.43 crore and sold the equity of Rs 17.196.33 crore, with a net investment of Rs 5.520.1 crore. Last month, FPI increased purchases in the second two weeks of March 2025, which improved selected areas. BFSI led the $ 380m flow with a $ 2,055 million purchase, which earned a month of $ 1.675 million. According to a recent note from Bajaj Broking, it has also been seen that telecommunications, metal and mining are seen at $ 360 million and $ 219 million respectively. In general, the importance of the FPI remained focused on BFSI, while most other areas remained under pressure to constantly sell. India remains an attractive destination for a strong economic approach, policy reforms and world capital with strong markets. The government’s constant attention to infrastructure, digital development and comfortable business increase investors’ confidence. -Ians skt/abm