FIIs sell Indian equities worth Rs 52,704 crore in March, so far; Friday records its highest single-day outflow in 2026
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Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) offloaded domestic equities worth Rs 52,704 crore in the first fortnight of March, with Friday witnessing the highest single-day outflow of 2026 at Rs 10,717 crore. Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have offloaded Indian equities worth Rs 66,051 crore on a year-to-date basis. This has turned out to be the worst month so far, as foreign investors continue pulling out of their Indian investments. The significant exodus is on the back of the Iran-Israel/US war that is now in its 15th day, with no signs of a truce. However, Reuters reported that U.S. President Donald Trump told G7 leaders in a virtual meeting on Wednesday that Iran is "about to surrender." The report itself quoted Axios. They turned net buyers in February, buying shares worth Rs 16,912 in the domestic markets so far. The trend reversal comes on the back of improved Q3 earnings. Live Events The Domestic Institutional Investor...