FII SELLOFF
Behind India's Rs 5.5 lakh crore FII selloff lies a hidden list of 84 multibagger winners
Foreign institutional investors have sold Indian stocks worth Rs 5.5 lakh crore. However, a hidden list reveals 84 stocks where FIIs have actually increased their holdings. These companies have delivered multibagger returns over two years. Experts suggest this indicates a rotation of funds, not a complete exit from India. Investors are advised to accumulate stocks for future gains.
Don't wait for FIIs: Nippon MF CIO Sailesh Raj Bhan on why market will rise before foreign money returns
Indian equities offer rare discounts for investors. Nippon India Mutual Fund's Equity CIO, Sailesh Raj Bhan, advises accumulating world-class businesses now. Valuations have reset after two years of consolidation. The next 12 months present an opportunity to buy quality companies at sensible prices. This strategy positions portfolios for significant gains before foreign capital re-enters the market.
Nifty’s hidden discount sale: 54% of top Indian stocks are cheaper now than in 2023. Is it time to buy?
Over half of India's top Nifty50 stocks are now trading at lower forward P/E multiples than in 2023, indicating a significant valuation correction. This discount sale, driven by macro anxieties and a slowdown in earnings growth, presents a recalibrated risk-reward scenario for investors. Experts suggest this period offers a tactical accumulation window for long-term capital allocators.
Nifty in control of FIIs? The unlucky 13 bluechips facing the hardest institutional selloff
Foreign investors have significantly reduced holdings in many Nifty companies since September 2024. This has impacted top blue-chip stocks, causing market returns to stagnate. Domestic institutional investors have stepped in, absorbing much of this selling pressure. Experts suggest this is a market recalibration, not a complete exit from India. Investors are advised to focus on earnings growth and disciplined allocation.
Will AI-led tech unwinding pause Rs 60,000 crore FII selloff in Indian IT stocks?
Global markets are experiencing a tech selloff driven by AI fears, impacting Indian IT stocks with FIIs pulling Rs 60,000 crore. However, some analysts believe the sector is poised for recovery, arguing Gen-AI presents an opportunity rather than an existential threat. Valuations have become attractive, leading to upgrades for major IT firms.
Gift Nifty hints at muted start for D-Street; key trading cues for today
Indian benchmark indices experienced a sharp sell-off on June 8, influenced by global market weakness, escalating geopolitical tensions, and rising crude oil prices. Analysts note the Nifty has approached immediate support at 23,000-23,200, a confluence of a bullish gap and retracement level. Foreign portfolio investors were net sellers, while domestic institutional investors bought shares.
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Why market crashed today? Sensex plunges 719 points, Nifty closes below 23,150; 7 factors behind Rs 7 lakh crore sell-off
Indian equity markets experienced a significant sell-off on Monday, with the Sensex and Nifty declining around 1% each. This downturn was driven by a global market crash, persistent foreign institutional investor outflows, and escalating Middle East tensions, leading to a surge in oil prices and bond yields.
Asia tech selloff is a buying opportunity, says Manishi Raychaudhuri; but India has a problem to fix first
Asian markets saw a sharp sell-off in tech stocks this week. Investor Manishi Raychaudhuri views this as a buying chance. India's market faces a bigger challenge with declining corporate earnings growth. Raychaudhuri remains positive on large private sector banks for the next three to five years. India's economic story needs improved financial results.
100 days of Iran war, Rs 4,50,000 crore wiped out: Is your stock portfolio safe from missiles?
Indian equities have lost Rs 4.5 lakh crore in 100 days as the Iran-led West Asia conflict and a global AI trade unwind trigger sharp FII outflows. Banking, oil and IT stocks led declines, while pharma outperformed. Analysts warn of earnings downgrades, though valuations are turning attractive in select segments.
Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide D-Street action on Monday
Indian benchmark indices ended marginally lower on Friday as investors assessed the RBI’s decision to keep rates unchanged while raising inflation and lowering growth forecasts. Weak global cues, pressure in US and European markets, and continued FII selling are expected to keep sentiment subdued in the near term.
India makes big moves to attract foreign investments in bonds: How will this impact stock market?
India has unveiled significant measures to attract foreign investment, including tax exemptions on government securities and increased investment limits for overseas investors in equities. These moves aim to bolster market liquidity and stabilize the rupee amidst global volatility. However, the RBI's cautious stance on inflation suggests potential headwinds for rate-sensitive sectors.
Govt scraps capital gains tax on foreign investment in bonds
India has eliminated long-term capital gains tax on FII investments in government securities, effective April 1, 2026, to attract foreign capital and support the rupee. The RBI also expanded the Fully Accessible Route for government bonds and raised investment limits for NRIs and OCIs to boost foreign portfolio investments amid market pressures.
Sensex recovers 850 points from day’s low, Nifty closes above 23,400. One big reason behind sharp market rebound!
Indian stock markets staged a strong comeback on Wednesday afternoon. This recovery followed earlier sharp declines. Media reports indicated the government plans to cut taxes and remove ownership caps on certain bonds. This news significantly boosted investor confidence. The Sensex and Nifty recovered most of their morning losses. Foreign investors remained net sellers of Indian equities.
Broader markets crash! Physicswallah, Coforge, other small & midcap stocks tumble up to 6%. Do you own?
Indian smallcap and midcap stocks plummeted on Wednesday due to persistent FII selling, a weakening rupee, and global factors. IT stocks, which had surged previously, saw a sharp selloff, with major players like TCS and Infosys dropping significantly. Analysts point to energy shocks and current account deficit concerns impacting market sentiment.
Sensex tumbles over 1,100 points, Nifty below 23,200. 6 key factors behind today's D-Street rout
Indian stock markets experienced a significant downturn on Monday, with benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty falling over 1% each. Rising Iran-US tensions, persistent FII selling, and a surge in oil prices contributed to a broad-based selloff, wiping out over Rs 3 lakh crore from market capitalization. IT stocks also saw considerable losses after a recent bull run.
TCS, Infosys, other IT stocks crash up to 7% after 3-day rally. What top brokerages are saying?
IT stocks, including TCS, Infosys, HCL Tech, Wipro and Tech Mahindra, fell sharply on Wednesday, following a three-day rally. Despite AI-related disruption concerns, brokerages such as CLSA, Nuvama and Choice Institutional Equities remain optimistic, citing resilient earnings, strong order books and expanding enterprise AI opportunities.
Explained: Why Indian stock market has fallen prey to South Korea, Taiwan’s AI prowess
South Korea's stock market has surged past India's, becoming the world's sixth-largest, driven by its semiconductor giants' AI boom. India faces headwinds from a weakening rupee and lack of AI exposure. Despite current challenges, Morgan Stanley remains optimistic about India's long-term growth prospects, citing improving earnings and macro support.
Relentless Selloff: FIIs pull out 10 years' worth of India equity inflows
Foreign investors' cumulative net equity investments in India have fallen to their lowest level since 2016 after sustained selling, underscoring weakening appeal for the country's $4.9 trillion stock market. Net FPI investments stood at Rs 7.3 lakh crore as of June 1. Rising oil prices, concerns over economic growth, and a global shift toward AI-linked markets have weighed on sentiment.
FII exodus, crude shock, and Rupee under pressure: Deepak Shenoy breaks down India's market storm
Indian stock markets are facing tough times due to global economic factors. Deepak Shenoy of Capitalmind MF advises investors to look beyond immediate market swings. He highlights that while foreign investors are pulling money out, domestic flows are providing support. Shenoy suggests focusing on sectors like Pharma for defensive plays.
Sensex falls over 400 points, Nifty below 23,250 amid US-Iran tensions, persistent FII selling
Indian stock markets experienced a significant downturn on Tuesday. Both the Sensex and Nifty indices saw substantial declines. This drop was influenced by renewed tensions concerning the Iran-US conflict and continued selling by foreign institutional investors. Several major stocks, including Bajaj Finance, faced losses. However, IT stocks showed resilience, moving against the general trend.
HDFC Bank shares drop 25% in 2026. Buying opportunity or falling knife?
HDFC Bank shares have plummeted over 25% this year, driven by governance concerns following the former chairman's resignation and an internal probe into marketing spend. Analysts are divided, with some suggesting patience due to ongoing trust issues, while others see an opportunity for long-term investors to buy the dip.
Market Outlook: US-Iran talks, crude oil among 5 factors to drive D-St in first week of June
Markets brace for a crucial week. Investors watch US-Iran peace talks closely. Crude oil price drops also impact sentiment. Foreign investors sold heavily, impacting Indian equities. The Rupee shows strength against the US Dollar. Technical indicators suggest a lack of strong trend. Geopolitical and economic developments will drive market sensitivity.
F&O Talk: Nifty may stay range-bound; Sudeep Shah sees opportunities in banks, IT, picks 7 stocks
Indian stock markets experienced a sharp selloff on Friday, with Sensex and Nifty dropping over 1%, driven by passive fund flows from MSCI index reshuffles. Volatility surged as the market lost Rs 6 lakh crore in capitalization. Analysts suggest caution amid indecisiveness and a lack of strong directional momentum.
FIIs pull out massive Rs 20,637 crore in single day on Friday. What led to this sharp exit?
Foreign portfolio investors offloaded Indian equities worth a net Rs 20,637 crore on Friday, marking one of the sharpest single-day selloffs. This significant outflow coincided with the MSCI index rebalancing, leading to heightened trading volumes and prompting questions about the role of high-frequency trading in amplifying market movements.
ETMarkets Smart Talk | Don't mistake FII outflows for a loss of confidence in India's growth story: Himanshu Srivastava
Foreign investors withdrew almost $5 billion from India funds in March 2026. This outflow stemmed from global uncertainty and high valuations. Experts believe this is not a loss of faith in India's growth. Domestic investors showed resilience. Passive investing is growing, but active management remains key. Currency movements also influence decisions. India's long-term growth story remains strong.
India's households lose Rs 12.6 lakh crore in brutal Q4 equity selloff as FIIs flee
The report said the ownership gap between individuals and FPIs has reversed sharply over the last decade. "In March 2014, the gap stood at 11 percentage points in favour of FPIs. It has now reversed to 2.9 percentage points in favour of individuals."
FIIs sell over Rs 30K crore worth of Indian equities in May as outflows swell to Rs 2.22 lakh crore. What lies ahead?
FIIs have consistently sold Indian equities in 2026, totaling Rs 2.22 lakh crore due to global uncertainty, geopolitical tensions, elevated crude oil prices, and a weaker Rupee. While DIIs are currently supporting the market, future institutional flows will remain sensitive to US–Iran negotiations and oil price volatility.
FIIs slash allocation in India's top 10 bluechip stocks by half. Is that a warning sign for your portfolio?
Foreign institutional investors have significantly reduced their allocation to India's top blue-chip stocks, nearly halving their exposure in the last four years. This shift is part of a global capital reallocation, with India losing ground to markets like Taiwan and South Korea, driven by AI-led investment narratives.
Sensex drops 114 points, Nifty below 23,650 as rupee hits fresh lifetime low; broader markets outperform
Indian markets ended lower on Tuesday as Sensex and Nifty erased early gains amid rupee weakness, even as volatility cooled. IT stocks outperformed while banking and FMCG names dragged indices. Broader markets stayed resilient, FIIs extended buying, and analysts highlighted key resistance levels amid persistent macro headwinds.
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