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6 days agoProfit-taking drives foreign investors to cut Indian equity exposure
After four consecutive sessions of inflows, foreign portfolio investors turned net sellers, offloading ₹1,165.9 crore worth of equities on October 23, NSDL data showed. Domestic institutions stepped in with ₹3,893 crore of net buying, cushioning market sentiment. Analysts said the reversal reflects profit-booking and caution ahead of quarterly results, coupled with uncertainty around global crude prices. Despite the pause, sustained domestic liquidity and improving corporate earnings continue to provide a stabilizing base for benchmark indices.
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6 days agoProfit-taking drives foreign investors to cut Indian equity exposure
After four consecutive sessions of inflows, foreign portfolio investors turned net sellers, offloading ₹1,165.9 crore worth of equities on October 23, NSDL data showed. Domestic institutions stepped in with ₹3,893 crore of net buying, cushioning market sentiment. Analysts said the reversal reflects profit-booking and caution ahead of quarterly results, coupled with uncertainty around global crude prices. Despite the pause, sustained domestic liquidity and improving corporate earnings continue to provide a stabilizing base for benchmark indices.
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Profit-taking drives foreign investors to cut Indian equity exposure
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Foreign investors sold ₹1,165.9 crore of equities amid profit-booking, while domestic funds absorbed pressure with ₹3,893 crore in net buying.
After four consecutive sessions of inflows, foreign portfolio investors turned net sellers, offloading ₹1,165.9 crore worth of equities on October 23, NSDL data showed. Domestic institutions stepped in with ₹3,893 crore of net buying, cushioning market sentiment. Analysts said the reversal reflects profit-booking and caution ahead of quarterly results, coupled with uncertainty around global crude prices. Despite the pause, sustained domestic liquidity and improving corporate earnings continue to provide a stabilizing base for benchmark indices.
After four consecutive sessions of inflows, foreign portfolio investors turned net sellers, offloading ₹1,165.9 crore worth of equities on October 23, NSDL data showed. Domestic institutions stepped in with ₹3,893 crore of net buying, cushioning market sentiment. Analysts said the reversal reflects profit-booking and caution ahead of quarterly results, coupled with uncertainty around global crude prices. Despite the pause, sustained domestic liquidity and improving corporate earnings continue to provide a stabilizing base for benchmark indices.
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Oct 24, 2025 • 05:41 IST