Mid‑2025 saw a return of selling pressure, albeit at a relatively moderate pace, with outflows in June at Rs 7,563 crore, July saw outflow of Rs 5,538 crore, August saw outflow of Rs 20,505 crore, and September saw an outflow of Rs 12,539 crore. Investor confidence improved briefly in October, which recorded inflows of Rs 35,598 crore, while November saw marginal inflows of Rs 2,836 crore.
The year ended on a negative note, with a sharp withdrawal of Rs 38,568 crore in December. The selling trend carried into 2026, with FPIs pulling out Rs 29,240 crore in January. This was followed by a strong reversal in February, when foreign investors poured in Rs 37,804 crore, raising hopes of sustained inflows. However, sentiment deteriorated rapidly in March, with a massive outflow of Rs 60,269 crore so far, marking the steepest monthly selling pressure in over a year and underscoring the fragile and highly reactive nature of foreign investor flows into Indian equities.
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