FPI Inflow Stock Market: The effect of the trade deal between India and America is now visible. The attitude of foreign investors is also returning towards the Indian market. Talking about the month of February, foreign investors showed confidence in the market and invested heavily.

According to the data, so far in the month of February, foreign investors have invested about Rs 20 thousand crores. In the last few months, foreign investors had made huge sales in the market. With this changing trend, the confidence of domestic investors in the Indian market can also increase further. Let us know about this…

Foreign investors returned after continuous selling

After a long period of selling, the attitude of foreign investors seems to be changing. After the trade agreement between America and India, foreign portfolio investors have invested Rs 19,675 crore in the Indian stock market in the first two weeks of February. According to the depository data, till February 13, this amount has been put in the market by foreign investors. Which is considered an important change after the continuous withdrawals of the last three months.

Talking about the selling figures, FPI had withdrawn Rs 35,962 crore in January, Rs 22,611 crore in December and Rs 3,765 crore in November. In the year 2025, foreign investors had withdrawn a net amount of Rs 1.66 lakh crore from the Indian market. In such a situation, foreign investment in February can increase the enthusiasm of the market.

What do experts say?

According to Himanshu Srivastava, Management Head-Research, Morningstar Investment Research India, the softening of the environment of concern at the international level is a major reason behind the recent foreign buying. Especially the soft inflation data of America has strengthened the confidence of investors. Due to which they are showing willingness to take risks in emerging markets like India.

Wakarjaved Khan, senior fundamental expert at Angel One, also believed that factors like the US-India trade agreement, the positive impact of the General Budget of 2026-27 and reduction in global uncertainties have strengthened the confidence of foreign investors. Due to which this change is being seen.

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Foreign Portfolio Investors Inflow: For a long time, a period of continuous selling by foreign investors was being seen in the Indian stock market. For the last three months, foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have withdrawn money from the market. Due to which the concern of investors had increased. However, changes are being seen in this trade in the early days of February.

During this period, foreign portfolio investors have invested more than Rs 8,100 crore in the first week of the month itself. According to experts, this change has been seen in the market due to better environment and positive expectations related to trade deal with America. Let us know in this regard…

What do the figures say?

Foreign investors have stayed away from the Indian stock market in recent months. Talking about the figures, in January 2026, FPI had booked profits of about Rs 35,962 crore. Due to which pressure was seen on the market. Earlier, Rs 22,611 crore was withdrawn in December 2025 and Rs 3,765 crore was withdrawn in November.

If we talk about the entire year 2025, during this period foreign portfolio investors had withdrawn about Rs 1.66 lakh crore ($18.9 billion) from the equity market. However, challenging times were said to be the reason for this evacuation.

During this period, there was concern about rupee fluctuations, increasing tension in global trade, and possible US tariffs. Besides, high valuation of shares was also considered to be the reason for this.

Positive change in investors’ perception

According to experts who have understanding of the subject, in recent times the market environment has started looking better than before. There has been a reduction in uncertainty at the global level. At the same time, expectations regarding domestic interest rates also remain stable.

Apart from this, increasing confidence regarding trade and policy related activities between India and America is also strengthening the enthusiasm of investors. Due to which foreign investors are once again returning to the Indian market.

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