Foreign investors returned strongly to Indian equities on September 24.
After weeks of heavy outflows, FIIs bought shares worth over ₹3,000 cro
re.
The inflows were driven by attractive valuations and global risk appetite.
Banking, IT, and auto stocks saw the highest foreign interest.
Analysts said rupee stability also encouraged foreign portfolio inflows.
The reversal in trend boosted market confidence significantly.
FIIs had previously sold over ₹20,000 crore in the past month.
DII support had kept markets stable during the selling phase.
With FII buying resuming, Nifty is expected to remain in an u
ptrend.
Experts caution, however, that global cues remain key for sustainability.