外国人機関投資家による2026年のインド株売越額は2兆ルピーを超えた。地政学的緊張が続く中、3カ月連続で売り越しとなっている。
2026年も外国人投資家によるインド株の売却が続いている。年初からの売越額は2兆ルピーを超えた。これは3月単月で1.14兆ルピーを売り越すなど、過去2カ月の動きに続くものである。国内機関投資家が買い越しで一部の流出を補っているものの、市場は依然として下落傾向にある。
2026年の外国人投資家によるインド株の売越額が2兆ルピーを突破
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