FII Inflow February 2026: Foreign institutional investors have been buying heavily in the Indian stock market for the last few sessions. After selling for a long time, foreign institutional investors are now seen returning to the Indian market.

FIIs have consistently become net buyers in the last nine trading sessions. During this period he has invested more than 2 billion dollars in Indian shares. The market has also got support from this changing trend of foreign investors. At the same time, domestic investors can also get positive signals from this. Let us know about this…

What do the figures say?

Talking about the data, the buying environment in the stock market has been continuously getting stronger in the last few days. Foreign investors remained buyers for six days in the nine trading sessions held between January 28 and February 6. Whereas light selling was seen in only three sessions. On February 9, FIIs invested about Rs 2,200 crore in the market.

Along with this, the confidence of domestic institutional investors remained the same in the market as before. During this period, domestic investors bought shares worth more than Rs 9,000 crore. The positive effect of this joint purchase by foreign and domestic investors is clearly visible on the market. The Indian market is showing strength in the last two trading sessions.

Better valuation increased the confidence of foreign investors

Regarding the reason behind this changing trend of foreign investors, experts believe that the Indian stock market has now come to a more balanced level than before. At present, Sensex and Nifty are trading around their 10-year average valuation.

Due to which the Indian market is once again attracting foreign investors. Earlier the Indian market was considered very expensive compared to other markets in Asia. But after the recent correction this difference has reduced to a great extent. For this reason FIIs are again showing confidence in the market.

future prospects

According to market experts, it is not so easy to reach any conclusion. This rise is going to depend on the global environment, dollar prices, companies’ earnings etc. If the Indian market gets support on all these aspects, then the confidence of foreign investors can remain in the market.
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