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Foreign investors retreat as selling hits ₹45,536 crore

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of Indian shares
₹25,000 cr
equity selling reached
₹45,536 cr

Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) sold ₹25,000 cr of Indian shares in September, marking the highest monthly outflow in six months. The total equity selling reached ₹45,536 cr, driven by rising crude oil prices and surging US bond yields. Analysts suggest that a cooling of US yields is crucial for attracting FPIs back to Indian markets.

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