Foreign investors are aggressively divesting from Indian equities, with significant outflows driven by escalating geopolitical tensions in West Asia, rising crude oil prices, and persistent global inflation concerns, impacting ...
Escalating geopolitical tensions and concerns over rising crude oil prices have triggered a significant sell-off by foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) in Indian equities, leading to a Rs 52,704 crore ...
Factors contributing to the outflows include rupee depreciation beyond the 92-per-dollar level, elevated US Treasury yields drawing capital back to safe-haven assets, and mixed early outlook for Q4 FY26 ...
The selling was driven by volatile currency movements, global trade tensions, concerns over potential US tariffs and stretched equity valuations. Illustration: Dominic Xavier/Rediff Key Points In 2025, FPIs pulled ...
This continued selling pressure by FPIs reflects a combination of global and domestic drivers impacting foreign investor sentiment. Illustration: Dominic Xavier/Rediff Key Points The weakening rupee has also magnified ...
Foreign portfolio investors withdrew over Rs 22,530 crore ($2.5 billion) from Indian equities so far this month amid rising US bond yields and a stronger dollar, continuing their selling ...
Foreign portfolio investors have started 2026 on a cautious note, extending their selling streak from last year by withdrawing Rs 7,608 crore ($846 million) from Indian equities in the ...
The first day of the year 2026 was positive for the debt market with foreign investors buying a net domestic debt of Rs 7,524 crore, the highest single-day inflow ...
Domestic mutual funds have infused the highest ever -- Rs 4.84 trillion -- this year amid strong inflows via SIPs. Illustration: Dominic Xavier/Rediff Dalal Street is poised to ...
Foreign investors pulled out Rs 17,955 crore (Rs 2 billion) from Indian equities in the first two weeks of this month, taking the total outflow to Rs 1.6 lakh ...