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Overseas investors extend selling streak with notable equity outflows
FPIs pulled Rs 22,530 crore from Indian equities in early January, extending a selling trend amid rising US yields and a stronger dollar.
Foreign portfolio investors continued selling Indian equities in the first half of January, withdrawing Rs 22,530 crore between January 1 and 16, according to NSDL data. The outflows follow a substantial trend from 2025, driven by rising US bond yields and a stronger dollar versus emerging market assets. These withdrawals represent sustained pressure on foreign investment flows, with implications for market liquidity and currency dynamics.