New Delhi, April 5 Foreign investors continued to exit Indian equities, withdrawing ₹19,837 crore (USD 2.1 billion) in the first two trading sessions of April, weighed down by the West Asia conflict, rising crude oil prices, and persistent rupee depreciation.This followed a record withdrawal...
Mumbai, April 2 Foreign portfolio investors have withdrawn ₹17,689 crore of their investments in Fully Accessible Route (FAR) government securities since the beginning of the conflict in the Middle East, reflecting heightened risk aversion among global investors and growing concerns over...
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FPI Outflows Moderate in FY26 Despite Continued Volatility in Indian Equity Markets
Net Foreign Investor Selling Declines Compared to Previous Financial Year
Mumbai, March 17
Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have moderated their selling activity in Indian equity markets during the current...
FPI Investments in FAR Government Securities Drop by ₹4,634 Crore Amid Middle East Tensions
Foreign portfolio investors have reduced their exposure to India’s Fully Accessible Route government securities as global market volatility intensifies following the Middle East conflict. The shift...
Mumbai, February 15 Foreign portfolio investors have staged a notable comeback in early February, pumping ₹19,675 crore into Indian equity markets during the first fortnight of the month. The renewed buying interest follows three consecutive months of heavy outflows and reflects improving global...