Foreign Investors Pull Out ₹34,843 Crore in October
Foreign portfolio investors pulled ₹34,843 crore out of Indian shares in October. They turned net buyers by the end of the month. The shift in flows points to a change in short-term sentiment, though experts say one week of buying does not necessarily mean a lasting reversal.
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Context: FPIs are overseas investors who buy and sell Indian stocks and bonds, and their big outflows can pull markets down even when local investors are buying. Their moves follow global interest rates and the US dollar, so one month rarely tells the full story.
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