Foreign Funds Resume Selling in Indian Equities Amid Global Cues

Imagine money from big investors in other countries, called FPIs, is like water flowing into and out of a bathtub representing the Indian stock market.

After flowing in a bit in October, the water (money) is now flowing out again in November.

These investors are taking their money out because the world's financial 'weather' seems a bit stormy (weak global cues and a 'risk-off' mood).

They also feel that India isn't doing as well as other countries in the current big trend of 'AI' (Artificial Intelligence), so they are putting their money in places like the US and China where they think AI is making more money.

However, some of this money might come back if these investors realize that the prices of AI-related stocks in other countries are getting too high, and if India's own companies keep making more profits.