FPIs sell ₹35,861 crore of Indian equities in September
In short
Foreign investors sold ₹35,861 crore of Indian shares in September. The biggest selling was in financial services, while consumer services got the most buying.
The report says high interest rates are pushing money away from rate-sensitive sectors. It does not say whether the selling continued after September or which stocks were hit most.
What the reporting says
Foreign investors sold ₹35,861 crore of Indian equities in September, with financial services seeing the largest outflows and consumer services attracting the most inflows. The available reporting links the flows to a high-rate environment and a rotation away from rate-sensitive sectors. What is not stated is whether the selling continued beyond September or which specific stocks drove the move.
Why it matters
Foreign investors sold ₹35,861 crore of Indian equities in September, with financial services facing the largest outflows and consumer services drawing the most inflows. The reported shift points to pressure on rate-sensitive sectors in a high-rate setting. The source does not specify individual stocks, the exact causes behind the flows, or whether the pattern persisted after September.