Foreign institutional investors are unleashing a brutal sell-off in Indian equities in early 2026, with banks, IT, FMCG and consumer stocks bearing the brunt of a Rs 19,015 crore exodus in the first fortnight of January as Q3 earnings disappoint, geopolitical tensions escalate and delays in the India-US trade deal pile pressure on the rupee….
Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) sold Indian equities worth Rs 11,639 crore on Friday, recording their highest single-day sell-off in February. Through the month, they were net sellers at Rs 34,574 crore. In the 20 trading sessions, they were buyers on just two instances — on February 18, when they had bought domestic shares worth Rs…
Foreign investors pumped in nearly Rs 809 crore in the equity cash market on Tuesday, which is the first time FII flows have been positive in just over a month. StockEdge data shows that FIIs have been net buyers last on January 2. Indian markets have been facing brutal wrath of foreign investors, as they…
Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) net sold Indian equities worth Rs 44,396 crore so far in January. On Friday, the FIIs off-loaded domestic stocks worth Rs 3,318.06 crore triggering a fall in the markets. The frontline indices Nifty and the BSE Sensex closed with near 0.5% cuts. The foreign investors have been on a selling spree…