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FPIs Flip: Net Buyers After June Sell-Off
4 Jul
Summary
- FPIs invested ₹16,461 crore in Indian markets in the week ended July 3, 2026.
- June 2026 saw FPIs net selling equities but buying debt significantly.
- Year-to-date, FPIs remain net sellers with outflows of ₹2,12,872 crore.
Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) turned net buyers in Indian markets during the week that concluded on July 3, 2026. They collectively invested ₹16,461.84 crore across equity, debt, and hybrid instruments. This positive inflow trend was observed daily from June 29 to July 3.
This recent buying contrasts with FPI activity for the entirety of June 2026. During that month, FPIs were net sellers of equities totaling ₹49,340.45 crore. However, they made significant net purchases in debt markets, amounting to ₹55,318.41 crore across various routes.
Despite the weekly inflows, FPIs have recorded substantial net outflows for 2026 year-to-date. As of July 3, 2026, cumulative net outflows stood at ₹2,12,872.28 crore, with equities bearing the largest share of this selling pressure.
Future FPI flows are anticipated to be influenced by factors such as crude oil prices, rupee stability, monsoon progress, and corporate earnings. Global cues, including US Federal Reserve policy minutes and international market corrections, will also play a role in shaping investor sentiment.
