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Market move● Neutral for Indian equities
India benchmark shares log worst month since March as oil, global rate hikes spark outflows
- Predicting FII flows akin to predicting mood swings: DSP MF CIO Anish Tawakley
- Markets head for negative open as FII outflows outweigh oil relief
- Rs 20,000 crore FPI outflows in 2 days! Stock market headed for more pain?
- FPI outflows top ₹1 trillion in H1FY27; financials, oil & gas worst hit
- Usual October cheer could be missing after rout last month
Foreign outflows and oil weigh on Indian stocks
Indian equities fell sharply in September as rising crude prices and foreign selling dragged indices lower; the market had its worst September quarter in more than a decade. FPIs withdrew $2.7 billion in September, while reports cited sales of more than ₹26,000 crore in three sessions.
Wednesday, 30 September
- India benchmark shares log worst month since March as oil, global rate hikes spark outflows