The foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have pulled out 3,788 crore rupees from the Indian equity markets in November so far, as per the National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL) data. However, the outflows moderated this week, supported by stronger second-quarter earnings and optimism around India and US trade negotiations. FPIs have pulled out 2,658 crore rupees from the debt markets during the period. 

 

 

This comes after they invested 14,610 crore rupees in October. Before that, they pulled out 23,885 crore rupees in September, 34,993 crore rupees in August, and 17,741 crore rupees in July. FIIs remain net sellers for the calendar year to the tune of 1,43,698 crore rupees.