Archive · 25 Jul 2026
FPIs Net Sellers on Friday, Weekly Inflows Positive
Foreign investors, who buy and sell stocks and bonds in India, had a mixed week.
They bought a lot of debt investments, especially on July 22, because of good government policies.
However, they sold some stocks on Friday, July 24, because oil prices went up and the Indian rupee got weaker.
Experts say the situation in West Asia and oil prices will be important for future investments.
They hope that if oil prices go down, investors will buy more stocks in India.
FPIs turned net sellers on Friday, July 24, with a net outflow of ₹4,669.50 crore.
Total net inflows for the week were ₹19,778.48 crore, driven by strong debt inflows.
The strongest single-day inflow was on July 22, with ₹14,788.06 crore, mainly in debt markets.
Equity markets saw volatility, with net outflows on Friday and mixed performance throughout the week.
Analysts attribute debt inflows to policy reforms but caution about rising crude oil prices and geopolitical tensions.
- Who
- Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs)
- What
- FPIs turned net sellers on Friday, July 24, but remained net buyers for the week with total inflows of ₹19,778.48 crore.
- When
- Between July 20 and July 24, 2026
- Where
- India
- Why
- Debt inflows were driven by policy tailwinds and reforms, while equity markets faced volatility due to rising crude oil prices and weaker rupee.
Optimistic View on Debt Inflows
Cautious View on Equity Markets
Debt Inflows
Optimistic View on Debt Inflows
Debt inflows are robust due to government reforms and positive policy tailwinds.
Cautious View on Equity Markets
Debt inflows are strong but may be impacted by geopolitical tensions and crude oil prices.
Equity Markets
Optimistic View on Debt Inflows
Equity markets are stable and attractive for long-term investments.
Cautious View on Equity Markets
Equity markets are volatile and risky due to rising crude oil prices and weaker rupee.
- Date
- July 20-24, 2026
- Total Net Inflows
- ₹19,778.48 crore
- Strongest Inflow Day
- July 22, ₹14,788.06 crore
- Net Outflow on July 24
- ₹4,669.50 crore
- Equity Outflow on July 24
- ₹2,607.28 crore
- Debt-General Inflow on July 22
- ₹14,491.15 crore
- Brent Crude Concern
- Escalation in West Asia raises concerns over crude oil prices
- US 10-year Bond Yield
- 4.7%