📰 ET Markets 🔴 BEARISH 🕒 08 Oct 2026, 06:05 AM IST

FPIs sell Rs 21,745 crore in second half of Sep, in oil & gas, auto & financials

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Core Development: FPIs sell Rs 21,745 crore in second half of Sep, in oil & gas, auto & financials

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Market & Financial Impact: Foreign portfolio investors experienced a significant increase in selling Indian equities during the latter half of September. Financial stocks led the sell-off, with the highest outflows totaling around ₹6,943 crore. Oil and gas and auto sectors experienced notable selling, reflecting profit-taking and portfolio rebalancing. Telecom stocks faced profit-taking ahead of the upcoming Jio Platforms IPO, influencing investor positions.

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Actionable Insight: 🔴 Bearish Risk: Regulatory scrutiny, profit decline, or sell-off risk may create near-term volatility.

Financial stocks saw the highest FPI selling at around ₹6,943 crore, compared with ₹6,204 crore in the first half.

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FPIs sell Rs 21,745 crore in second half of Sep, in oil & gas, auto & financials

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