FPIs reverse 4-month selling trend with Rs 15,157 cr inflow in Jul

Foreign portfolio investors turned net buyers in July, pumping Rs 15,157 crore into Indian equities after four months of outflows, data compiled by ETMarkets showed.

The reversal follows a stretch of selling that began in March, when FPIs pulled money amid global rate uncertainty and elevated valuations. July's inflow was the first monthly net purchase since February.

Among the stocks tracked by AlphaScala, INFY stock page carries a Moderate Alpha Score of 57, while HDB stock page and WIT stock page score 47 and 46 respectively, reflecting mixed sentiment across the financial and technology sectors.

The July data covers both primary and secondary market flows. FPIs had sold a net Rs 1,14,000 crore in the four months through June.

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