FIIs have offloaded a net ₹18,531 crore from Indian equities so far in September, while domestic institutional investors (DIIs) have invested ₹52,617 crore during the month.
3 min read27 Sep 2026Foreign investors have returned to Indian equities after months of heavy selling, but their sector choices point to selective buying rather than a broad bet on India’s growth story.
5 min read25 Aug 2026Small-caps delivered the biggest gains in Q1FY27, but mutual funds favoured large- and mid-caps, FPIs cut holdings across segments, and retail investors trimmed exposure to much of the broader market.
4 min read20 Aug 2026FPIs invested a net ₹17,227 crore in Indian equities in July, marking a recovery from previous months' outflows. Key beneficiaries include healthcare and metals, while auto and capital goods struggle. Concerns over rising crude oil prices may impact future FPI inflows.
2 min read23 Jul 2026According to Bloomberg, Foreign portfolio investors have pulled nearly $23.4 billion from Indian equities so far this year. South Korea and Taiwan, which had become favourite markets for global investors riding the artificial intelligence and semiconductor boom, have started seeing large outflows.
3 min read21 May 2026FPIs sold Indian equities worth ₹1,17,775 crore during the month. Financial services bore the brunt of the outflows, with investors pulling out ₹60,655 crore from the sector.
2 min read7 Apr 2026FPI outflows in the Indian IT sector amounted to ₹16,949 crore during February. This followed FPI selling worth ₹1,835 crore in IT stocks in January, as per NSDL data.
1 min read6 Mar 2026The Indian stock market has seen a turnaround as overseas investors became net buyers in February, aided by a US-India trade deal. The Nifty 50 and Sensex rose by over 3%, led by strong FPI buying.
2 min read9 Feb 2026According to the data available on NSDL, FIIs bought shares worth ₹5,426 crore; meanwhile, DIIs also purchased shares worth ₹345 crore on February 3. If FIIs remain net buyers by the end of February, it will mark the first month since October of foreign inflows.
3 min read4 Feb 2026Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, in her Budget 2026 speech, announced a proposal to allow foreign individuals to buy Indian stocks directly, with the individual limit raised from 5% to 10% and the aggregate cap from 10% to 24%.
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