Foreign portfolio investors withdrew ₹31,282 crore from Indian equities in the first five sessions of October, following heavy September selling. Inflation concerns, rising crude prices, elevated US Treasury yields and a weaker rupee have pressured sentiment. 
Foreign portfolio investors withdrew ₹31,282 crore from Indian equities in the first five sessions of October, following heavy September selling. Inflation concerns, rising crude prices, elevated US Treasury yields and a weaker rupee have pressured sentiment. 
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