Foreign Inflows Surge: $2 Billion Poured into Indian Equities in Nine Sessions

• Foreign investors bought over $2 billion in Indian equities across nine trading sessions, signaling renewed interest.
• FIIs were net buyers in six sessions and marginal sellers in three between January 28 and February 6, buying Rs 2,223 crore on Feb 9.
• Analysts attribute the buying to improved valuations after a recent sell-off, making Indian markets more attractive.
• India's valuation premium over Asia (ex-Japan) has moderated to 40.1%, close to its 15-year average.
• Factors like trade stability, corporate earnings, global rate cuts, and a new India–US trade deal are expected to sustain the trend.