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Market move▼ Bearish for Indian equities
Same playbook, different numbers: Why FPI selling may not be the story it looks like
The brief
- Indian equities extended their losing streak amid elevated crude, US Treasury yields and geopolitical risks
- FPI selling also weighed on sentiment
- Crude and global yields pressure Indian equities, especially oil-sensitive and foreign-owned stocks
- Clean Max defies market fall, rises 5% after 8.6mn shares trade in block
- When will FIIs return to the Indian equity market? Bernstein has an answer
- Markets open lower as crude surge, FII selling and geopolitical jitters weigh on sentiment
- Foreign investors bet Panama can shrug off social unrest and Trump threats
- Clean Max shares see a ₹1,199 crore block deal amid volatile trading
Foreign investor flows into Indian equities
Bernstein expects foreign institutional investor flows into Indian stocks to be flat to modest over the next year, citing the rupee and valuations as factors. Indian equities extended their losing streak amid elevated crude prices, high US Treasury yields, geopolitical risks and FPI selling.
Monday, 28 September
Saturday, 26 September
- Same playbook, different numbers: Why FPI selling may not be the story it looks like