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FPIs Reverse Course: India Equities See February Inflows
15 Feb
Summary
- FPIs injected Rs 19,675 crore into Indian equities in early February.
- This inflow followed three consecutive months of heavy FPI selling.
- Easing global macro concerns and a US-India trade deal boosted sentiment.
Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) have demonstrated a notable shift in sentiment, injecting Rs 19,675 crore into Indian equities during the first fortnight of February 2026. This substantial inflow follows a period of significant selling pressure, with FPIs having withdrawn a net Rs 1.66 lakh crore from Indian equities throughout 2025. The recent buying activity is supported by positive developments such as the US-India trade deal and a perceived easing of global macroeconomic concerns.
