FPI selling spree continues in Nov at Rs 26,533 Cr

Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) have continued their selling spree, offloading Rs. 26,533 crore in November. The trend indicates a cautious approach by FPIs amidst market volatility and macroeconomic concerns. Analysts suggest that geopolitical tensions and changes in global monetary policy might be influencing FPI sentiment. The ongoing selling could impact market liquidity and valuations, prompting calls for improved corporate governance and transparency to attract foreign investments. The situation highlights the need for Indian markets to bolster investor confidence in order to stabilize the FPI flow.