Foreign institutional investors sold Rs 23,141 crore worth of Indian financial services stocks in May, marking the third consecutive month of heavy outflows.
FIIs have been selling Indian stocks for months
Jun 04, 2026
01:46 pm
What's the storyForeign institutional investors (FIIs) have continued their selling spree in Indian financial services stocks for the third consecutive month. In May, they offloaded shares worth ₹23,141 crore.
However, this is an improvement over April's heavy outflows of ₹30,856 crore and March's ₹60,655 crore.
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