Foreign portfolio investors net buyers in early July

Overseas investors turned net buyers during the first half of July. Consumer services, metals, and healthcare drew the largest inflows. The IT sector recorded marginal net buying after months of outflows.

Banks continued to attract significant foreign capital, extending a trend that began in June.

The buying came amid broader sectoral shifts, with consumer services leading the inflows followed by metals and healthcare.

The IT sector shifted from consistent selling to small net purchases during the period.

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