Foreign Investors Pour $2 Billion into India Post-US Deal, Reversing Sell-Off

• Foreign investors have injected over $2 billion into India since the US trade deal announcement, reversing a previous $30 billion sell-off.
• Goldman Sachs' Sunil Kaul noted increased client interest in India, especially from European and American clients.
• The rupee's depreciation has halted, and its weakness was not the primary reason for past foreign investor sell-offs.
• Investors are seeking markets with high domestic demand amidst global tech stock volatility, making India attractive.
• FII investment is expected to rise in coming months due to currency stability, improved external balance, and a favorable global EM cycle.