Foreign investors poured in a whopping Rs 17,425 crore into Indian equities from April 21-25, spurred by favorable global indicators such as steady US markets and reduced trade tensions. The influx of funds was underpinned by India’s robust economic foundations, declining inflation rates, and optimistic predictions for the upcoming monsoon season. Despite experiencing some outflows earlier in the month, the renewed enthusiasm from investors can be attributed to the weakening US dollar and the nation’s steadfast growth potential.