Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) invested ₹38,971 crore in Indian equities during the week, according to data cited in a report published on 8 November 2026.
The return of foreign buying came as global technology shares faced selling pressure amid concerns about artificial-intelligence valuations and future data-centre spending. The shift in global sentiment appears to have renewed attention on Indian companies and their earnings outlook.
The report also noted a contrast between foreign and domestic institutional flows: FPIs were net buyers during the week, while domestic institutional investors continued selling. The reported inflow is a notable change in direction after earlier periods of foreign selling.
Market context: Weekly flows can change quickly and do not guarantee that the market or any individual share will continue rising. Investors should check current exchange and depository data before making decisions.
Original report date: 8 November 2026. Published on Zycoln: 8 November 2026, IST.
Source: Moneycontrol / ANI




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