FII selling has remained a key headwind for Indian equities since 2024, with foreign investors pulling out $32 billion amid the Middle East conflict. While recent inflows have provided some relief, Elara Securities believes a sustained, broad-based return of overseas capital is still some way off.
FII selling has remained a key headwind for Indian equities since 2024, with foreign investors pulling out $32 billion amid the Middle East conflict. While recent inflows have provided some relief, Elara Securities believes a sustained, broad-based return of overseas capital is still some way off.
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