FPIS LOAD Fault in Indian stocks in the first fortnight of March Rs. 30,015 crores

Indian equity sales by Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPI) continued in the first fortnight of March where they had to pay Rs. 30,015 crore shares sold. So far this year, the total FII sales are Rs 1,42,616 crore.

In January, the FPISA paid Rs. 78,027 crore shares were sold and in February Rs. It was followed by selling Rs 34,574 crore.

Friday was a trading holiday due to the Holi festival.

On Thursday, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) sold Indian equity worth Rs 793 crore while domestic institutional investors (DIIs) net buyers Rs. 1,724 crore.

Commenting on existing FII/FPI trends, expert VK Vijay Kumar, the main investment strategist of GeoGit Financial Services, is slowly decreasing as the intensity of sales is gradually declining as valuation is becoming justified, though the trend of selling FIIs in India has also continued in early March.

“India’s FPI outflows are mainly going to Chinese stocks that are moving other markets in 2025. The recent decline in the Dollar Ler Index will limit the flow of funds from the US and other countries, how much money is made in gold and dollars.”

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The Nifty ended at 22,397.2 on Thursday, down 73.30 points or 0.33%. On a weekly basis, the heartbeat index was down 0.7%.

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