Foreign portfolio investors sold ₹35,860 crore in Indian equities in September, reversing previous month inflows. Despite SEBI's efforts to ease regulations, concerns over returns and global competition persist, leading to sustained FPI selling amid challenging global conditions.
Foreign portfolio investors sold ₹35,860 crore in Indian equities in September, reversing previous month inflows. Despite SEBI's efforts to ease regulations, concerns over returns and global competition persist, leading to sustained FPI selling amid challenging global conditions.
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