FIIs Return to Indian Stocks Amid Global Volatility

Foreign investors who usually sell Indian stocks have started buying them again.

They say the markets in places like the U.S. and South Korea are very jumpy, especially tech companies.

In South Korea, the big companies Samsung and SK Hynix moved a lot, making the whole market jump 16% in one day.

Because of this jumpiness, some investors don’t like the risk, so they are buying Indian stocks instead.

Even though foreign investors have taken out $58 billion from India, local investors have put in $166 billion, and regular people are still investing about $3 billion each month through savings plans, which helps keep the market steady.