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Foreign Portfolio investors withdraw from Indian equities
Foreign Portfolio Investors have withdrawn Rs 68,125 crore from Indian equities in September and October due to rising global economic uncertainties.
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The story so far as of 11 October 2026
On 20 September, Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) withdrew over Rs 23,000 crore from Indian equities, citing rising crude oil prices and geopolitical risks. By 11 October, FPIs sold Indian equities worth Rs 45,125 crore in the first six sessions of October, nearly matching September's outflows. The continued withdrawals were attributed to elevated US bond yields and concerns over currency stability, impacting investor sentiment and market volatility.
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Foreign investors sell Indian equities worth Rs 45,125 crore
Impact Equity holders and financial analysts face increased market volatility due to significant foreign outflows.
Sources: The Economic Times ↗
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FPI outflows from Indian equities reach Rs 23,000 crore
Impact Indian equity markets face pressure as FPIs withdraw Rs 23,000 crore, affecting investor sentiment.
Sources: The Economic Times ↗
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