Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) have pulled out ₹1.98 lakh crore from Indian equities so far this year.
In September alone, FIIs withdrew about ₹27,163 crore.
Over a span of 21 months, total outflows have reached ₹
3.19 lakh crore.
These sustained exits indicate investor caution about India’s market ver
sus global alternatives.
The capital flight has put pressure on valuations and liquidity in equities.
Domestic buyers and institutions are partially absorbing the outflows.
Analysts warn further FII selling may limit upside potential in near te
rm.
Markets will closely watch foreign flow trends as a key risk factor.
Any reversal or stabilization of FII flows could catalyze recovery.
Upcoming market moves are likely to be sensitive to FII sentiment swings.