Archive · 21 Nov 2025
India Stock Market Lags EM Rally, FIIs Prefer China, Brazil
While other emerging markets like China, Brazil, and South Korea are seeing a lot of money coming in, India's stock market is not getting as much attention from foreign investors.
This is happening even though India's stock market has reached high points before.
Meanwhile, Japan is selling Indian stocks and has a new stimulus package to help its own economy.
India-focused funds have seen 11 consecutive weeks of redemptions
FIIs sold over Rs 13,900 crore in Indian equities in the first half of November
EM equity indices retesting historic peaks, India lags behind
Japan remains a key seller of Indian equity, with 18 consecutive weeks of redemptions
Japan's PM clears $135 billion stimulus package to address domestic economic concerns
- Who
- Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs), Japan, India-focused funds
- What
- FIIs are selling Indian stocks, Japan is selling and buying back Indian stocks, Japan's PM clears stimulus package
- When
- In the first half of November 2025, over the past 11 weeks, and in Japan, recently
- Where
- India, Japan, and other emerging markets like China, Brazil, and South Korea
- Why
- FIIs prefer other emerging markets, Japan addresses domestic economic concerns
FIIs' View on India
EM Rally Proponents
India's Stock Market Performance
FIIs' View on India
FIIs are selling Indian stocks, indicating bearishness
EM Rally Proponents
EM equity indices retesting historic peaks, indicating bullishness
FIIs' Preference
FIIs' View on India
FIIs prefer other emerging markets like China, Brazil, and South Korea
EM Rally Proponents
India-focused funds are witnessing redemptions
- Stimulus Package by Japan
- 21.3 trillion yen ($135 billion)
- EM Equity Indices
- Retesting historic peaks
