Foreign investors pump Rs 84,290 Crore into Indian equities in November first half

New Delhi, Nov 15 (UNI) Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) made a strong comeback to Indian equities in the first fortnight of November, investing a net Rs 84,290 crore during the first half, after withdrawing funds for two consecutive months. The sharp reversal in foreign investor sentiment comes amid easing crude oil prices, improving domestic earnings visibility and attractive valuations in select large-cap stocks, even as global markets grapple with concerns over artificial intelligence (AI)-related stocks. According to data from depositories, FPIs were net sellers in Indian equities in September and October, withdrawing Rs 35,861 crore and Rs 34,843 crore, respectively.…