– Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs): Net sellers; sold shares worth ₹1,430 crore on Monday; dumped ₹41,908 crore in August overall.
– Domestic Institutional Investors (diis): Net buyers; purchased shares worth ₹4,345 crore.
The rebound in India’s equity markets reflects optimism following better-than-predicted GDP figures despite prevailing global risks such as US tariffs and inflationary pressure affecting currency stability-the weak rupee being a critical concern cited by analysts like Rohit Srivastava.
Even though domestic investors provided substantial support offsetting FPI exits for now-₹4,345 crore net purchases versus FPIs’ further withdrawals-the cumulative foreign outflow of ₹41,908 crore across August merits attention for longer-term implications on India’s investment climate.
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