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Foreign inflows rebound in late March
In a strong sign of revived foreign investor sentiment, overseas investors purchased Indian equities worth Rs 31,877 crore across sectors during the second half of March 2025, according to data compiled by the ET Bureau from NSDL.
This rebound came after weeks of volatility and cautious positioning by global funds amid macroeconomic uncertainties. The RBI’s liquidity infusion measures appear to have reassured investors, potentially supporting an uptick in bank deposits and improving the overall sector outlook. Here are the sectors that witnessed inflows in the second fortnight of March:
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Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) turned aggressively positive on financial services in the second half of March, pouring in Rs 17,585 crore between March 16–31. This comes in stark contrast to the Rs 3,311 crore worth of outflows recorded during the first fortnight of the month.
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The telecom sector attracted Rs 3,413 crore in FPI inflows during March 16–31, reversing the mild outflow of Rs 340 crore seen in the first half of the month.
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Healthcare witnessed Rs 2,138 crore in net FPI inflows during the second fortnight of March, compared to outflows of Rs 2,049 crore during March 1–15.
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The power sector saw Rs 1,627 crore in foreign inflows during March 16–31, after witnessing net outflows of Rs 1,867 crore in the first half of the month.
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Capital goods stocks recorded Rs 1,613 crore in foreign inflows in the latter half of March, recovering from outflows of Rs 1,912 crore during March 1–15.
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