Mumbai: The Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) remained net sellers in the Indian markets. But, the market experts claimed that the outflow of money in the equity market is at a slower pace compared to the previous month.
FPIs withdrew Rs 7,432 crore from the Indian equity market in July 1 to 15 period. FPI outflow did not cross Rs 10,000 crore mark this month. In the June 1 to 18 period, FPIs pull out Rs 31,430 crore. Overall, in June, Rs 50,203 crore was removed from the equity market. This is the highest monthly outflow in 2022.
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From April – June 2020 period, FPIs outflow from the Indian equity market is at Rs1,07,340 crore. In the first half of 2022 (January – June), the outflow is around Rs 2,17,358 crore from the market.
So far this year, FPIs have removed a whopping 2,24,790 crore. This accounts for about 95% of the total outflow in the overall Indian market. The foreign funds’ outflow is about Rs 2,36,672 crore in the Indian market including equities, debt, debt-VRR, and hybrid.
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