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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 significantly lower than the first half of the month. Despite overall outflows, the metals sector saw substantial inflows, attracting nearly 60% of foreign investment.
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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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newsbytesapp.com
FIIs continue financial stock selloff, offload ₹23,141cr in May
Foreign institutional investors sold Rs 23,141 crore worth of Indian financial services stocks in May, marking the third consecutive month of heavy outflows.
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FDI equity inflows up 18% in FY26, US investments double
India saw a significant jump in foreign investment in the last fiscal year. FDI equity inflows increased by 18 percent, reaching $58.84 billion. The United States and Singapore…
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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.