Foreign institutional investors have withdrawn over $60 billion since September 2024, but recent trends suggest a potential slowdown in selling, hinting at a market recovery.
FIIs have pulled out over $60 billion since September 2024
Jul 09, 2026
05:41 pm
What's the storyForeign Institutional Investors (FIIs) have been on a selling spree in the Indian stock market, pulling out over $60 billion since September 2024.
However, recent trends suggest that this relentless selling may be slowing down.
A $2.5 billion FII buying has domestic investors asking: Is foreign money shifting to India?
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