FIIs Outflow India: The first week of December was negative for foreign investment in the Indian stock market. In the first week of December alone, foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have withdrawn Rs 12,055 crore from the Indian stock market.

Foreign investors sold shares worth a total of Rs 11,820 crore and also sold debt (bonds) worth Rs 531 crore. However, in the month of November, FPIs expressed confidence in the Indian market and invested Rs 4,113 crore. The change seen in the investment pattern shows that the investment trend of foreign investors is changing. Let us understand this whole mathematics from figures…

Foreign investors are showing less confidence in the Indian market

Talking about the figures, in the month of November, foreign investors have withdrawn Rs 3,765 crore from the Indian stock market. However, in October investors had purchased Rs 14,610 crore. Earlier, there was a period of strong selling in the three months of July, August and September. FPIs have sold a total of Rs 17,700 crore in July, Rs 34,990 crore in August, and Rs 23,885 crore in September.

According to the latest data of NSDL, after adding the selling in the first week of December, till now in the year 2025, FPIs have withdrawn Rs 1.55 lakh crore (about $ 17.7 billion) from the market.

Domestic investors took over the market

Due to buying by domestic investors, not much impact of this selling by foreign investors was seen in the stock market. Domestic institutional investors made huge purchases of about Rs 19,783 crore during this period.

The reason behind this could be the recent economic report. Because of which domestic investors are expressing confidence in the market. Besides, recently RBI has also announced reduction in repo rate. Which can help the market.

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Indian Stock Market 0utflow: Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have made huge withdrawals from the Indian stock market in the month of November. Foreign investors sold shares worth a total of Rs 3,765 crore. According to market experts, lack of risk taking ability at the global level and fluctuations in shares of the technology sector could be the reason for this.

According to a report published in Moneycontrol Hindi, in the month of October, FPI had invested about Rs 14,610 crore in the Indian stock market, expressing confidence in it. However, before this, foreign investors had withdrawn Rs 23,885 crore from the market in September, Rs 34,990 crore in August and Rs 17,700 crore in July. Let us know why foreign portfolio investors are avoiding betting on the Indian market….

1. Wakarjaved Khan, Senior Fundamental Analyst at Angel One, told Moneycontrol Hindi that foreign investors are adopting a cautious approach amid the ongoing risks at the global level. Also, the recent fluctuations in technology shares have been the reason for this selling.

According to VK Vijayakumar, Chief Investment Strategist, Geojit Investments, there is no clear evidence of change in attitude among foreign investors. He said that, along with selling for some days, foreign investors also bought for some days. Which is an indication that, if the circumstances change, foreign portfolio investors can change their flow direction.

2. According to the PTI report, regarding the selling by foreign portfolio investors, market experts believe that due to the strengthening of dollar prices, geopolitical tension, ongoing turmoil at the global level, uncertainty regarding interest cut by the US Fed, foreign portfolio investors are showing less confidence in the Indian market.

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