Market move▼ Bearish for Indian equities
FPIs Offload Over Rs 35,000 Crore Worth Indian Equities In Sept: Five Key Factors Behind Selloff
The brief
- FPIs sold more than ₹35,000 crore of Indian equities in September
- Positive FPI flows in July and August, driven by hopes of lower crude prices, proved temporary
- Foreign selling can weigh on Indian equities, particularly where valuations depend on overseas flows
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- IPO boom: 69 Indian companies raise Rs 90,500 crore in Q3 despite stock market sell-off; what's next
- RBI eases rules for DIIs to buy bank shares
- FIIs net sell Rs 9,484 crore on October 1; DIIs buy Rs 10,042 crore-worth Indian equities
- FPI Exodus Worsens: Fresh Rs 9,484 Crore Selloff Takes Four-Day Total To Nearly Rs 35,000 Crore
Indian stocks hit by sustained selloff
Eight BSE 100 stocks hit 52-week lows, while the Nifty fell 15% year-to-date in FY27 and was on track for an eighth consecutive weekly decline. The Sensex later slid to a more than two-year low as FPIs continued selling.
Sunday, 4 October
- FPIs Offload Over Rs 35,000 Crore Worth Indian Equities In Sept: Five Key Factors Behind Selloff