FIIs reverse trend: Rs 3,243 cr bought in April, Rs 40,145 cr in last 12 days

Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) have shifted from being net sellers to net buyers in Indian equities, purchasing ₹40,145 crores in the last 12 trading days. This reversal is attributed to President Trump’s tariff pause and a weakening US dollar, which boosted emerging markets like India. However, modest earnings growth of around 5% in FY25 may constrain future FII inflows.

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