Why This Is The Best Time For FIIs To Invest In India? Nischal Maheshwari Explains

After weeks of persistent foreign selling, signs of stability are beginning to emerge in FII flows. While a single day of net buying may not confirm a trend reversal, India's attractive valuations and a weak rupee are increasingly catching investors' attention. Nischal Maheshwari, Market Expert, it is still too early to declare that the tide has turned, but the conditions for foreign inflows are becoming more favorable. He notes that India is trading near multi-year valuation lows while the rupee remains at attractive levels for overseas investors. As concerns over stretched AI-related valuations grow globally, Maheshwari believes India could start witnessing a gradual return of foreign capital over the coming weeks, potentially supporting markets and sentiment.