Foreign portfolio investors poured nearly $2 billion into Financial Services and Consumer Services in August, as the market correction made valuations more attractive.
Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs), who turned net buyers of Indian equities in August for the second consecutive month after seven months of sustained selling, stepped up buying in Financial Services and Consumer Services, betting on segments where valuations have moderated following the recent market selloff.
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