
Foreign portfolio investors bought ₹45,970 crore of Indian equities over five trading sessions in November, reversing two months of net selling. The inflows helped lift the Nifty 50 by 8.6% for the week and strengthened the rupee to 93.91 per dollar, amid lower oil prices and a retreat from AI-linked stocks.
The investment inflows support the rupee, which can reduce the local cost of imported feed and fertilizer. The currency effect is relevant to buyers, but the article reports a financial-market shift rather than a direct commodity supply or demand change.
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