FPI flows: Foreign investors pull out Rs 7,945 cr from equities in September; 2025 net outflow rises to Rs 1.38 lakh cr
FPI flows: Foreign investors pull out Rs 7,945 cr from equities in September; 2025 net outflow rises to Rs 1.38 lakh cr
Foreign portfolio investors have significantly withdrawn from Indian equities in September, totaling Rs 7,945 crore, influenced by global uncertainties and geopolitical tensions. Despite a brief buying spell after the US Federal Reserve's rate cut, FPIs remain net sellers. Conversely, Indian debt markets experienced positive inflows, with investors closely monitoring upcoming macroeconomic data and tariff negotiations.
Foreign portfolio investors have significantly withdrawn from Indian equities in September, totaling Rs 7,945 crore, influenced by global uncertainties and geopolitical tensions. Despite a brief buying spell after the US Federal Reserve's rate cut, FPIs remain net sellers. Conversely, Indian debt markets experienced positive inflows, with investors closely monitoring upcoming macroeconomic data and tariff negotiations.
Foreign portfolio investors have significantly withdrawn from Indian equities in September, totaling Rs 7,945 crore, influenced by global uncertainties and geopolitical tensions. Despite a brief buying spell after the US Federal Reserve's rate cut, FPIs remain net sellers. Conversely, Indian debt markets experienced positive inflows, with investors closely monitoring upcoming macroeconomic data and tariff negotiations. 
