Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have extended their selling spree, pulling out 35 thousand and 962 crore rupees from Indian equities so far this year, registering highest monthly selling figure since August last year. According to the depositories’ data, FPIs, have also withdrawn 7 thousand and 308 crore rupees from Indian debt general limit during the same period under review. This withdrawal from equities comes after a net outflow of 22 thousand and 611 crore rupees in December last year and 3 thousand and 765 crore rupees in November. However, in October, FPIs infused 14 thousand and 610 crore rupees, after a three-month streak of heavy withdrawals.
News On AIR | February 1, 2026 7:02 PM
FPIs continue their selling spree, registering highest monthly selling figures since August
