FPIs Resume Selling; Pull Out Rs 7,443 Cr From Equities in First Week of Sep

FPIs resume selling; pull out Rs 7,443 cr from equities in first week of Sep

September witnessed a notable outflow of Rs 7,443 crore from Indian equities as foreign investors retracted their investments, a stark contrast to the previous months' inflows. Contributing factors include increasing crude oil prices and robust US bond yields affecting investor confidence. Meanwhile, India's primary market still captivates foreign funds, showing resilience in attracting capital.

FPIs resume selling; pull out ₹7,443 crore from equities in first week of September

Foreign investors withdraw ₹7,443 crore from Indian equities amid rising U.S. bond yields and concerns over inflation.

FPIs turn net sellers, withdraw ₹7,443 cr from equities in early September

Foreign portfolio investors withdrew ₹7,443 crore from Indian equities in early September, reversing previous months' investments amid economic concerns.

FPIs Reverse Two-Month Buying Streak To Offload Rs 7,443 Crore From Indian Equities

The recent market sell-off was triggered by a surge in crude oil prices, sparking renewed fears regarding India's inflation trajectory and current account balance.

FPIs resume selling; pull out Rs 7,443 cr from equities in first week of Sep - OrissaPOST

New Delhi: After investing in Indian equities for two consecutive months, foreign investors turned net sellers in the first week of September, pulling out Rs 7,443 crore as a rebound in crude oil prices, rising US bond yields, and a firm dollar dented risk appetite. The outflow came after Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) infused over […]