SBI Research reports that foreign portfolio investor (FII) inflows reach about $7 billion following government measures aimed at supporting the rupee. The research links the increase in inflows to improvements in currency conditions after policy actions designed to stabilize exchange-rate moves. According to the report, the Indian rupee strengthens by roughly 2.2% up to the end of June. It cites the rupee’s lowest level of Rs 96.8 against the US dollar on May 20, 2026, and notes the subsequent appreciation through late June. The outlets’ reporting indicates that the exchange-rate improvement occurs alongside the period of heightened FII buying, suggesting a correlation between currency support steps and investor sentiment. The available information focuses on the reported magnitude of inflows, the timing around government support measures, and the rupee’s performance over the same window, without providing additional details on the specific policy instruments or broader market drivers.