MUMBAI: After months of selling, foreign investors seem to be regaining confidence in Indian stock markets as the data from NSDL shows that between October 7 and October 14, Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) were net buyers in five of the last seven trading sessions, purchasing shares worth over Rs 3, 000 crore in the secondary market.
Their buying in the primary market was even stronger, crossing Rs 7, 600 crore, as per the data.
Provisional data from the NSE also indicates that FIIs continued their buying streak on October 15, adding another Rs 162 crore.