Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) remained net sellers in the Indian equity market, pulling out nearly ₹3,963 crore during the past week.
The continued outflow was driven by growing global trade uncertainties and geopolitical tensions, which have made overseas investors cautious about emerging markets, including India. Data from depositories showed that selling pressure intensified towards the end of the week, weighing on overall market sentiment.
Despite the foreign sell-off, domestic institutional investors provided some support, helping limit sharper declines. Market experts say FPI behaviour is likely to remain volatile in the near term, depending on global economic signals and trade-related developments.