FPIs are selling but Indian equities not under foreign-investor stress
Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) net sold about Rs 8,990 crore in the Indian markets last week, with a welcome, but modest, Rs 1,166 crore of buying on the last trading day. On the provisional exchange data, FPIs sold Rs 1,708 crore on Monday, Rs 1,305 crore on Tuesday, Rs 1,857 crore on Wednesday and a hefty Rs 5,285 crore on Thursday. However, the Friday's buying also snapped a 15-session selling streak that had started on September 24.
Over that stretch, FPIs had sold roughly Rs 84,000 crore on provisional numbers."October's settled equity outflow has now reached about Rs 52,100 crore…
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