Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have sold an estimated Rs 85,790 crore in Indian stocks this October, marking a major outflow from domestic equities.
This substantial withdrawal may influence market liquidity, potentially pressuring stock prices and market sentiment. Contributing factors could include global economic conditions, interest rates, or regional economic policies. If the trend continues, it may impact broader investment strategies and market stability, especially as FPIs often play a pivotal role in influencing market dynamics due to their capital volume.