Mumbai, June 1 -- Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) poured Rs.19,860 crore into Indian equities in May, extending their buying streak on the back of supportive global cues and strong domestic fundamentals.

The sustained inflows mark a continuation of the positive trend that began in April, when FPIs made net investments of Rs.4,223 crore, PTI reported, citing data from depositories.

However, the renewed interest in April and May has helped narrow the net outflows for 2025 to Rs.92,491 crore so far.

Analysts attribute the rebound in foreign inflows to improving global economic signals and confidence in India's macroeconomic stability and growth outlook.

Market observers expect FPI inflows to continue in the coming months, provided glo...