Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) turned net buyers in Indian equities in July, breaking a four-month streak of heavy outflows, even as overall flows in 2026 remain under pressure. Net FPI equity inflows stood at nearly $1.6 billion (Rs 14,946 crore) till July 24, marking a reversal after sustained selling between March and June. Supported by continued buying in debt, total FPI inflows across asset classes rose to nearly $4.4 billion (Rs 41,796 crore) in July, making it the strongest month for foreign inflows so far this year and surpassing February's $4.2 billion (Rs 37,804 crore).