FPI Outflows Top ₹1 Trillion in H1FY27 as Financials and Oil Lead Losses
· Business · Business Standard
Foreign portfolio investors pulled more than ₹1 trillion out of Indian equities during the first half of fiscal year 2027. The financial services and oil and gas sectors bore the heaviest brunt of these withdrawals amid sustained selling pressure. Market analysts point to shifting global macroeconomic conditions and higher yields in alternative markets as primary drivers. The persistent capital flight has weighed heavily on domestic market sentiment and benchmark indices. Financial regulators and market participants continue to monitor the sustained institutional outflows closely.
Why it matters
Sustained foreign institutional outflows directly pressure Indian equity markets, weigh on the rupee, and increase borrowing costs for domestic financial institutions and energy companies.
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