Archive · 4 Oct 2025
FPI Selling Expected to Slow Amidst Market Changes
Some big investors, called FPIs, are likely to sell less of their stocks in India.
They've been selling a lot, but now experts think they might slow down because the Indian companies might earn more money soon.
FPIs also bought some stocks recently.
The next week is important because companies will announce how much money they made.
Experts are watching companies in IT and banking closely.
They suggest that investors might want to buy cheaper stocks and keep an eye on what happens in the world.
Analysts predict FPI selling will likely slow down.
FPIs sold Rs 27,163 crore through exchanges in September.
FPIs bought Rs 3,278 crore through the primary market in September.
Total FII selling for the last 21 months reached Rs 319,313 crore.
The Q2 FY26 earnings season is starting, including TCS on October 9.
- Who
- Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs)
- What
- Are expected to slow down selling of Indian equities
- When
- Going forward
- Where
- India
- Why
- Due to improved earnings and attractive valuation
Market Uncertainty
Market Optimism
Global Headwinds
Market Uncertainty
Volatility could persist due to global headwinds.
Market Optimism
The RBI’s supportive policy stance and strong GST collections offer domestic comfort.
- Total FII Selling (21 months)
- Rs 319,313 crore
- September FPI Selling (through exchanges)
- Rs 27,163 crore
- September FPI Buying (primary market)
- Rs 3,278 crore
- 2025 Total Selling
- Rs 198,103 crore
- 2024 Total Selling
- Rs 121,210 crore
- Key Event
- Q2 FY26 earnings season