- FPIs sold Indian equities for the tenth straight day, offloading Rs 4,566.03 crore on Tuesday
- Domestic Institutional Investors bought equities worth Rs 6,159.48 crore despite overall FPI selling pressure
- FPIs have net sold Indian shares every month in 2026 except February, with highest selling in March
Foreign Portfolio Investors remained net sellers of Indian equities for the tenth consecutive day, despite Reserve Bank of India's relief on government securities (G-secs). They offloaded shares worth Rs 4,566.03 crore on Tuesday
On the other hand, Domestic Institutional Investors stayed net buyers and mopped up equities worth nearly Rs 6,159.48 crore. So far, they have pulled out Rs 56,384 crore in the month of June, while they have offloaded shares worth Rs 2.81 lakh crore in 2026. The overseas investors have net sold Indian shares in every month of 2026, barring February.
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The FPIs have sold shares worth Rs 35,962 crore in January, according to data on the NSDL. On the other hand, FPIs in February have bought stake worth Rs 22,615 crore, aided by improving risk sentiment in the geoeconomics space.
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However, after the FPIs staged a brief and tentative return to Indian equities, the escalating tensions in West Asia amid the US-Iran war rattled the global risk sentiment pushing the FPIs to turn net sellers.
In March they sold equity worth Rs 1.18 lakh crore posting a month with the highest ever selling. In April they have offloaded stake worth Rs 60,847 crore.
On Friday, the Reserve Bank of India announced the investment limits for Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) in government securities and state development loans (SDLs) for fiscal year 2027, providing overseas investors with a larger investment window in India's debt market.
According to the central bank's notification, FPIs will be permitted to invest up to Rs 4.62 trillion in Government Securities (G-Secs) during the first half of FY27, covering the April-September 2026 period.
For State Development Loans, which are bonds issued by state governments, the investment limit for foreign investors has been fixed at Rs 1.53 trillion for the same period.
The RBI has also outlined higher limits for the second half of the financial year. For the October 2026-March 2027 period, the FPI investment cap in government securities has been increased to Rs 4.77 trillion.
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