Foreign Investors Add $644M to Indian Stocks as Rupee Rebounds

Foreign investors poured a record $644 million into Indian equities last week, their biggest purchase since October, as the rupee bounced back from a record low.

Foreign investors boost Indian stock holdings

Data shows overseas investors bought about $644 million worth of Indian shares in the past seven days. This is the largest inflow in two months and signals renewed confidence in the market.

Rupee makes its strongest weekly gain in six months

The Indian rupee rose sharply, logging its biggest weekly improvement in nearly half a year. The currency’s recovery helped improve the dollar‑return for foreign investors.

Why a stable rupee matters to global investors

• Currency moves directly affect the profit that foreign investors earn when converting back to dollars.
• A stronger rupee reduces the risk of losses caused by exchange‑rate swings.
• Stability in the rupee makes Indian equities more attractive compared to other emerging markets.

Remember, this is perspective, not a prediction. Do your own research and consider your risk tolerance before making investment decisions.