Foreign investors have pulled back from Indian stocks due to global uncertainty and high valuations, withdrawing $5 billion in early 2026. ...

Foreign investors withdrew almost $5 billion from India funds in March 2026. This outflow stemmed from global uncertainty and high valuatio...

Himanshu Srivastava, Principal - Manager Research at Morningstar Investment Research India, said the latest outflow trend reflected persist...

Foreign investors continued to pare their exposure to Indian equities, withdrawing Rs 14,231 crore so far this month driven by persistent g...

Foreign investors pulled out Rs 60,847 crore from Indian stocks in April. This follows significant outflows in early 2026. Geopolitical ten...

Intermittent corrections provided investors some buying opportunity in a market, which has largely witnessed a prolonged uptrend for a long...

As the markets began to recover from the Adani shock, the flows from FPIs also improved, suggesting their renewed interest in the prospects...

According to depositories data, overseas investors withdrew Rs 3,375.2 crore from equities but invested Rs 1,645.8 crore in the debt segmen...

In July, overseas investors had pulled out a net amount of Rs 2,985.88 crore.

A rate cut will not be a major factor in terms of getting foreign flows: Himanshu Srivastava

Global factors driving funds flows into Indian markets: Himanshu Srivastava, Morningstar

Global factors are not supporting too much FII flows into emerging markets, says Srivastava.

“Despite FIIs moving out, the markets have been stable due to DIIs.”

India-focussed offshore funds have witnessed net outflows over the last three months.

“In April with a stable currency and the market going up, a lot of FIIs would have opted to book profit.”

“There was a global selloff and that triggered a huge selloff from FIIs side in India.”

ETF money coming is largely considered to be a short-term money given that ETF offer are easy exit route as well as they are lower expenses.