Foreign investors selling: Foreign investors are rapidly withdrawing money from the Indian stock market. They are selling Indian shares at a speed never seen before. So far in 2025, FIIs have sold equities worth about Rs 152 crore every trading hour. However, due to continuous investment in SIP, domestic institutional investors have somehow absorbed this shock.

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Foreign investors sold Indian shares worth more than Rs 2.23 lakh crore through the secondary market this year. According to the trading calendar, this is equivalent to shares worth about Rs 900 crore being sold every trading day or shares worth about Rs 152 crore being sold every hour of market opening. However, it is a matter of relief that despite this continuous selling pressure, the benchmark indices remain flexible. The same sequence continued in December also.

Foreign investors sold their share of Indian shares on all the trading days so far this month. They have sold approximately Rs 15,959 crore through exchanges. Taking the responsibility of handling this situation on its shoulders, it bought shares worth about Rs 39,965 crore during the same period. This shows that at present it is not the foreigners but the domestic investors who are in command of the market. Experts also believe that if domestic investors had not taken steps in this direction, the pressure on the market would have increased further.

Big contribution of SIP

The contribution of SIP in handling the situation cannot be denied. There has been continuous investment in SIP mutual funds for the last three consecutive months. SIP inflow during this period was Rs 29,445 crore. Continuous investment in SIP mutual funds showed that investors still have confidence in the Indian stock market. Long term investment in SIP is providing stability to the market. In this way, while FIIs are selling shares from one side, DIIs from the other side are maintaining balance by placing bets in the shares.

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Indian Share Market Fall: The Indian stock market is witnessing a huge decline in the last trading session of the week on Friday, November 14. Weak signals from global markets, selling by foreign investors and the impact of Bihar election results are being seen in the stock market.

Both the major benchmark indices BSE Sensex and Nifty 50 are trading in the red. At around 2 pm, BSE Sensex was down 409 points and was trading at 84,069, while Nifty 50 was also down by 124 points and was trading at 25,755. There is a huge decline in Nifty IT shares. Shares have fallen by 1.82 percent. Let us know about the main reasons for this decline in the stock market.

1. Bihar election results were affected

Before the results of Bihar elections, investors are doing business cautiously, the direct effect of which is being seen on the stock market. According to a report published in Moneycontrol, according to VK Vijayakumar, Chief Investment Strategist of Geojit Financial Services, today’s trading in the stock market will be focused on Bihar elections, but the impact of the results is going to be temporary.

2. Rise in crude oil prices

India is dependent on other countries for a large part of its crude oil needs. There was a rise in the prices of Brent crude oil in the global market on Friday. The price increased by 2.71 percent to reach $ 60.28 per barrel. The effect of this surge in prices is visible in the stock market.

3. Selling by foreign institutional investors

Foreign institutional investors have been withdrawing money from the Indian market continuously for the last 4 days. Foreign investors had sold a total of Rs 383.68 crore on Thursday. Which has had a direct impact on the stock market. Foreign investors are not expressing their confidence in the Indian market and are continuing their selling phase.

4. Weak signals being received at the global level

There was a huge decline in the American market on Thursday. Talking about Asian stock markets, South Korea’s Kospi index slipped 2.2 percent, Japan’s Nikkei index slipped 1.7 percent and Hong Kong’s Hang Seng index slipped 1.4 percent and were trading in the red.

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Fiis Selling: Foreign investors are fleeing from the Indian stock market due to increasing uncertainty due to US President Donald Trump’s tariff, Russia’s strict attitude on Russia and the result of weak quarter. The annual report of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has revealed that foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have sold shares worth Rs 1.27 lakh crore from the Indian equity segment during 2024-25.

Selling record before the year ends

This is the second such record, which is ahead of the selling of stocks in 2021-22. The concern is that there is four months left for the whole year to end, but a new record has been made in the selling of shares.

Actually, the notion of foreign investors has weakened amid growing global uncertainties. In addition to the increasing stress on reciperochl tariffs, the trust of investors on the stock market has reduced due to the rise in American bonds. However, foreign investors have been active in the date segment despite continuous withdrawal from Indian shares. There has been a strong investment of Rs 1.4 lakh crore in this segment.

Not hold, focus on asset allocation

The report further states that due to strict global financial conditions, the portfolio investment will remain under pressure as the trend of investors remains cautious during this period. However, according to the report of Moneycontrol, experts believe that the portfolio manager is currently focusing on asset allocation instead of holding the portfolio manager shares in the current time. However, now there is no India in his priority list.

The best selling in these segments in July

According to a report by Financial Express, a study by JM Financial has revealed that in July, foreign investors sold the most shares in IT, BSFI, Realty, O & G and Durables. About $ 2,285 million shares were sold in the tech sector alone.

This was followed by an withdrawal of $ 671 million in BSFI. The realty sector outflows $ 450 million, $ 412 million in auto, $ 372 million in oil and gas sector and $ 302 million from durables.

However, some segments also saw some shopping. According to the study, foreign investors in the metal sector invested $ 388 million. Subsequently, shares of $ 347 million in services, $ 175 million in FMCG, $ 169 million in telecom and $ 130 million in chemicals sector were purchased.

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