Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) stepped up purchases of Indian government securities after the government and the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) announced measures to attract foreign capital inflows. FPIs bought Rs 11,087 crore worth of government securities through the fully accessible route (FAR) over the past week following the June 5 announcements. So far in June, FPIs have made net purchases of Rs 15,895 crore in government bonds — the highest in 15 months. This follows moderate inflows of Rs 5,693 crore in May and Rs 5,081 crore in April. In contrast, March witnessed a record outflow of Rs 17,688 crore amid heightened global uncertainty following the onset of the war.