Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) pumped $3.1 billion into India’s ma

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Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) pumped $3.1 billion into India’s markets by July 20 — a sign global investors are betting big on India’s growth story.

But here’s what’s even more interesting: a quiet RBI move in June triggered a $17.4 billion surge in FCNR(B) deposits; far bigger than the FPI inflow. Why does this matter? Because this isn’t just about money flowing in; it’s about trust. Global investors are locking in long-term dollars through FCNR(B), showing they believe India’s stability is here to stay. Meanwhile, FDI rose to $6.5 billion in April-May FY27, with financial services, manufacturing, and tech leading the charge. Japan, Singapore, and Mauritius accounted for 74% of equity inflows; proof that India’s economic momentum is drawing serious global attention. Even with a patchy monsoon, food inflation is under control thanks to strong grain stocks. Bottom line? India isn’t just growing; it’s becoming a magnet for smart, long-term capital. And that’s the kind of story that doesn’t need hype; just facts.