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Foreign investors extend selling streak as outflows intensify in Indian markets
Foreign institutional investors recorded net sales of ₹13,925 crore in Indian equities today, reflecting ongoing caution across global markets. High US bond yields, shifting rate cut expectations and weaker global liquidity contributed to the sustained outflows. Market strategists noted that domestic institutional buying partly offset selling pressure, helping indices maintain stability despite heavy foreign withdrawals.
Analysts also highlighted that FIIs have turned increasingly selective across financials, discretionary names and mid-cap sectors. The trading pattern indicates continued risk aversion influenced by macroeconomic uncertainties and evolving global monetary conditions.
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Foreign investors extend selling streak as outflows intensify in Indian markets
Foreign institutional investors recorded net sales of ₹13,925 crore in Indian equities today, reflecting ongoing caution across global markets. High US bond yields, shifting rate cut expectations and weaker global liquidity contributed to the sustained outflows. Market strategists noted that domestic institutional buying partly offset selling pressure, helping indices maintain stability despite heavy foreign withdrawals.
Analysts also highlighted that FIIs have turned increasingly selective across financials, discretionary names and mid-cap sectors. The trading pattern indicates continued risk aversion influenced by macroeconomic uncertainties and evolving global monetary conditions.
Explore:Mutual Fund Categories
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FIIs sold ₹13,925 crore worth of equities today as global risk sentiment weakened, though domestic institutional buying provided some stability.
Foreign institutional investors recorded net sales of ₹13,925 crore in Indian equities today, reflecting ongoing caution across global markets. High US bond yields, shifting rate cut expectations and weaker global liquidity contributed to the sustained outflows. Market strategists noted that domestic institutional buying partly offset selling pressure, helping indices maintain stability despite heavy foreign withdrawals.
Analysts also highlighted that FIIs have turned increasingly selective across financials, discretionary names and mid-cap sectors. The trading pattern indicates continued risk aversion influenced by macroeconomic uncertainties and evolving global monetary conditions.
Foreign institutional investors recorded net sales of ₹13,925 crore in Indian equities today, reflecting ongoing caution across global markets. High US bond yields, shifting rate cut expectations and weaker global liquidity contributed to the sustained outflows. Market strategists noted that domestic institutional buying partly offset selling pressure, helping indices maintain stability despite heavy foreign withdrawals.
Analysts also highlighted that FIIs have turned increasingly selective across financials, discretionary names and mid-cap sectors. The trading pattern indicates continued risk aversion influenced by macroeconomic uncertainties and evolving global monetary conditions.
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