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FPIs are buying again. Why is their share of Indian stocks still falling?

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The decline in foreign ownership was more pronounced among largecaps. Mint analysis of 100 largecap companies showed that FPIs reduced their stakes in 57% of them sequentially in the September quarter, while increasing their holdings in 42%.

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