BusinessFPI Selling Hits Rs 23,676 Crore Amid High Crude Prices, Liquidity Concerns
Foreign portfolio investors (FPI) sold shares worth Rs 23,676 crore in India up to September 19, reversing positive inflows seen in July and August. Despite this, FPI investments in the primary market rose to Rs 2,703 crore this month, totaling Rs 48,550 crore for the year. Elevated crude prices, rising global bond yields, and US rate hikes have dampened market sentiment, impacting Sensex and Nifty. Future FPI flows depend on the Iran-US conflict and crude price trends, while India's strong economy and earnings growth remain positive factors.
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