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FIIs Continue Heavy Selling, Offloading ₹1.5 Lakh Crore From Indian Equities in 2025
Foreign institutional investors sold nearly ₹1.5 lakh crore worth of Indian equities in 2025 amid concerns over stretched valuations, interest-rate uncertainty, and global risk aversion. Analysts said selling was concentrated in financials, IT, and consumer discretionary sectors. Despite withdrawals, domestic institutional investors and retail SIP flows helped cushion deeper volatility. Market strategists believe stabilization will depend on global liquidity flows and corporate earnings resilience during early 2026.
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FIIs Continue Heavy Selling, Offloading ₹1.5 Lakh Crore From Indian Equities in 2025
Foreign institutional investors sold nearly ₹1.5 lakh crore worth of Indian equities in 2025 amid concerns over stretched valuations, interest-rate uncertainty, and global risk aversion. Analysts said selling was concentrated in financials, IT, and consumer discretionary sectors. Despite withdrawals, domestic institutional investors and retail SIP flows helped cushion deeper volatility. Market strategists believe stabilization will depend on global liquidity flows and corporate earnings resilience during early 2026.
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Foreign investors sold ₹1.5 lakh crore in Indian equities during 2025 as valuation concerns and global uncertainty intensified risk reduction.
Foreign institutional investors sold nearly ₹1.5 lakh crore worth of Indian equities in 2025 amid concerns over stretched valuations, interest-rate uncertainty, and global risk aversion. Analysts said selling was concentrated in financials, IT, and consumer discretionary sectors. Despite withdrawals, domestic institutional investors and retail SIP flows helped cushion deeper volatility. Market strategists believe stabilization will depend on global liquidity flows and corporate earnings resilience during early 2026.
Foreign institutional investors sold nearly ₹1.5 lakh crore worth of Indian equities in 2025 amid concerns over stretched valuations, interest-rate uncertainty, and global risk aversion. Analysts said selling was concentrated in financials, IT, and consumer discretionary sectors. Despite withdrawals, domestic institutional investors and retail SIP flows helped cushion deeper volatility. Market strategists believe stabilization will depend on global liquidity flows and corporate earnings resilience during early 2026.
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