Selling by foreign investors
Money was lost in the stock market. The portfolio has turned red. If you go to a market expert with such a problem, he will tell you as soon as he sees you. Might not have chosen the right stock. Otherwise you would not have been able to understand the movements of the market? Yes, it is very important for investors to understand the market movements. There are many factors which directly affect it. Foreign portfolio investors are one of them. If they invest money in the market, it is often positive and as soon as they sell, the chances of the market turning red increase. There has been movement of foreign investors for the last several months. Even in the first week of December, he withdrew Rs 11,820 crore from the Indian stock market. This also affected the market. Last week, the market’s main index Sensex closed at 85,712 with a fall of 229 points in 5 days.
Last month i.e. in November also, foreign investors (FPIs) had withdrawn Rs 3,765 crore from the Indian stock market. There was some relief in October when they made purchases worth Rs 14,610 crore, but before that there was heavy selling for three consecutive months in July, August and September. There was a withdrawal of Rs 17,700 crore in July, Rs 34,990 crore in August and Rs 23,885 crore in September. According to the latest data of NSDL, after the selling in the first week of December, till now in the entire year 2025, foreign investors have withdrawn a total of Rs 1.55 lakh crore i.e. about $ 17.7 billion. This is a huge amount.
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Domestic investors took over the market
Despite such huge foreign selling, the stock market did not fall drastically and the entire credit for this goes to our domestic institutional investors (DIIs) like mutual funds and insurance companies. They made purchases worth Rs 19,783 crore in the same period, which means that domestic investors put in almost as much money as the foreigners took out. This strong confidence of DIIs is because India’s economy is growing rapidly and the earnings of the companies are also expected to be good in the coming time. In short, foreign investors are withdrawing money, but Indian investors are controlling the market with all their might.