Foreign Investors Break Selling Streak: $2.44 Billion Injected into Indian Equities in Largest Monthly Inflow in 17 Months
- Development, Economy & Jobs, Finance, Global News
- February 27, 2026

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Mumbai, February 2026 — Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) have staged a dramatic comeback in the Indian equity markets this February, logging their largest monthly inflows in 17 months. After a prolonged period of aggressive selling, foreign investors pumped a total of $2.44 billion into Indian stocks, signaling a potential turning point for domestic market sentiment.
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