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Market move▼ Bearish for Indian equities
IPO frenzy attracts FPIs, even as stock selling hits ₹25,682 crore in September: Will trend continue? Experts weigh in
The brief
- FPI outflows totalled ₹2,41,572 crore in 2026
- FPIs sold ₹25,682 crore of stocks in September
- Foreign selling can weigh on Indian equities, particularly large-cap stocks
- SAT disposes appeals of five FPIs named in Hindenburg Report, after SEBI agrees to share file noting
- $56 bn FII outflows in 3 years offset inflows since CY2019: MOFSL
- FIIs cut stake in 12 smallcap stocks over 2 quarters; shares fall up to 50% in CY26
- Markets sink to April lows at noon; crude surge, FII selling batter sentiment across sectors
- Foreign Funds Not Jumping In, Brent Holds The Key: UBS' Chhaochharia
Foreign investor flows into Indian equities
Bernstein expected foreign institutional investor flows to remain flat to modest over the next year, citing the rupee and valuations. FPIs withdrew funds as elevated crude prices, US Treasury yields and geopolitical risks weighed on equities, while domestic mutual fund inflows cushioned losses; FPIs sold ₹25,682 crore of stocks in September.
Monday, 28 September
- IPO frenzy attracts FPIs, even as stock selling hits ₹25,682 crore in September: Will trend continue? Experts weigh in