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FPIs reverse four-month selling trend with ₹20,200 crore inflow in July

Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) ended a four-month selling trend with a ₹20,200 crore inflow in July. Market experts linked the shift to stable domestic markets, reasonable large-cap valuations, improving earnings prospects, and a favorable global environment.

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