FPIs pull out ₹13,740cr from Indian markets in a week
Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) took out ₹13,740 crore from Indian markets between November 3 and 7, 2025—mostly by selling stocks.
Even with the heavy selling, they put nearly ₹800 crore into new IPOs, showing they're still open to fresh opportunities.
Nifty50 dropped 0.89% and Sensex slipped 0.86%
All that money leaving hit the stock market: Nifty50 dropped 0.89% and Sensex slipped 0.86%.
The rupee actually appreciated slightly during the week, moving from ₹88.7241 to ₹88.6026 per dollar.
With net outflows topping ₹2 lakh crore so far this year, it's a sign global investors are cautious about India right now.
Big investors are currently more interested in AI-driven markets
Big investors are currently more interested in markets which are driven by AI trade like the US, China, South Korea, and Taiwan.
Plus, global rate swings and geopolitical risks are making them extra careful with their money in India—even as some remain optimistic about new companies joining the market.