Analysts say the sudden change in FPI stance was triggered by the artificial intelligence (AI) sell-off in the US and other AI markets like South Korea, Taiwan and Japan.
FPIs pump ₹56,771 cr into equities in 8 days; biggest inflow since Dec 2020
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Business Standard - LatestBy Deepak Korgaonkar
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Analysts say the sudden change in FPI stance was triggered by the artificial intelligence (AI) sell-off in the US and other AI markets like South Korea, Taiwan and Japan.
Key Takeaways
- FPIs pump ₹56,771 cr into equities in 8 days; biggest inflow since Dec 2020.
- Analysts say the sudden change in FPI stance was triggered by the artificial intelligence (AI) sell-off in the US and other AI markets like South Korea, Taiwan and Japan.
- Analysts say the sudden change in FPI stance was triggered by the artificial intelligence (AI) sell-off in the US and other AI markets like South Korea, Taiwan and Japan.
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