New Delhi, April 16 -- Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) turned net buyers in the previous trading session, pumping Rs.6,065 crore into the Indian stock market, ending nine consecutive days of selling streak that had resulted in cumulative outflows of Rs.38,992 crore. FPIs were last net buyers on March 27, where they bought equities worth Rs.11,111.25 crore-the highest single-day buying so far in 2025.

The shift in sentiment among overseas investors followed U.S. President Donald Trump easing some of his harsh tariff decisions on key trading partners. Investors have also taken note of the White House's ongoing trade discussions with most major economies, raising hopes that a broader trade truce could be on the horizon and help reduce gl...