Utländska investerare har sålt indiska aktier för över 2 biljoner rupier hittills under 2026

Utländska institutionella investerare har sålt indiska aktier till ett värde av mer än 2 biljoner rupier hittills under 2026, vilket innebär att de varit nettosäljare för tredje månaden i rad till följd av de pågående geopolitiska spänningarna.

Utländska investerare har fortsatt att avyttra aktier under 2026. De har sålt aktier till ett värde av över 2 biljoner rupier hittills under året. Denna aktivitet följer på två föregående månader av nettosälj från samma grupp, inklusive 1,14 biljoner rupier bara i mars. Inhemska institutionella investerare har gått in för att delvis motverka utflödena, men marknaden har ändå sjunkit.

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