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ETMarkets Smart Talk | Don't mistake foreign outflows for an India exit story; smart money is becoming more selective: Milan Parikh
Foreign institutional investors are net sellers in Indian equities due to global concerns, but this reflects capital reallocation, not a loss of confidence. Smart money is becoming selective, favoring businesses with strong fundamentals and growth prospects. India's structural growth drivers and domestic consumption remain attractive long-term.
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
FPI profile: Foreign investors continue selling spree in May, pull out Rs 32,000 crore
Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) continued to exit Indian equities in May, pulling out Rs 32,963 crore amid concerns over earnings growth, weakening rupee and better…
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Foreign investors erase 10 years of India equity inflows
Foreign investors' cumulative net equity investments in India have fallen to their lowest level since 2016 after sustained selling, underscoring weakening appeal for the country's…
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ETMarkets Smart Talk | Don't mistake foreign outflows for an India exit story; smart money is becoming more selective: Milan Parikh
Foreign institutional investors are net sellers in Indian equities due to global concerns, but this reflects capital reallocation, not a loss of confidence. Smart money is…
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m.economictimes.com
Exclusive | Is the India story over for FIIs? BofA says investors don't want to miss what's next
India's global equity market capitalization ranking has dropped to seventh as foreign investors shift focus to AI opportunities in Taiwan and South Korea. Despite this, genuine…
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FPI exodus from financials cools, but foreign investors remain net sellers
Global investors reduced their equity stake in India's financial services sector in the latter half of May, selling shares worth ₹5,181 crore. This pace of selling was…
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thehindubusinessline.com
South Korea records high FPI outflows of $69 billion in 2026, followed by India with $26 billion
South Korea and India face significant FII equity outflows of $69 billion and $26 billion, respectively, amid global market uncertainty.