FPIs Extend Selling Streak Into 10th Session, Offload Over Rs 7,000 Crore Worth Of Equities

Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) in India have continued their selling trend for the tenth consecutive session, offloading equities worth over Rs 7,000 crore. This recent wave of sell-offs brings the total divestment by FPIs in 2026 to approximately Rs 58,676 crore, highlighting a persistent trend of withdrawal from the Indian equity markets. Analysts attribute this selling spree to a combination of factors, including global market volatility, rising interest rates, and concerns over potential economic slowdowns. FPIs have been increasingly cautious, weighing economic indicators and geopolitical tensions that could impact investment returns. The sustained selling pressure has raised concerns among domestic investors, who are now closely monitoring market trends and potential recovery signals. As FPIs reassess their strategies, the Indian market faces the challenge of stabilizing amidst these external pressures, which could influence future capital flows and market sentiment.