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FPIs continue to buy: Foreign investors pump over Rs 30,900 crore into Indian equities in August

In August, foreign investors poured Rs 30,919 crore into Indian equity markets, signaling a notable turnaround following earlier withdrawals. Investor confidence strengthened due to rising corporate earnings and a stable rupee. Additionally, diminishing geopolitical worries positively influenced emerging market investments. Nevertheless, ongoing risks related to Middle Eastern tensions and fluctuating oil prices continue to pose challenges.

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