FIIs Dump Rs 11,490 Cr as Nifty Drops for 7th Week
By Market Desk
Foreign Institutional Investors sell Rs 11,490 crore, driving the Nifty index to its seventh consecutive weekly decline amid market volatility.
Foreign Institutional Investors offloaded Rs 11,490 crore in five trading sessions, exerting intense downward pressure on equities. This heavy outflow pushed the Nifty index to record its seventh consecutive week of losses. Market stability remained severely tested as persistent negative momentum continued across the trading desk.
Key Market Figures
- Foreign outflows: Rs 11,490 crore
- Span of selling: 5 trading sessions
- Nifty streak: 7th straight week lower
The sustained selling activity from institutional desks highlights ongoing caution among investors navigating the current market environment. Foreign capital outflows remain a primary driver behind the persistent negative trend affecting index stability. Market participants continue to monitor these capital movements closely as volatility persists through consecutive sessions.
Market Sentiment and Volatility
Trading desks observed that the aggressive liquidation of holdings directly fueled the broader downturn across domestic equities. Such capital flight from foreign institutional players underscores the prevailing bearish sentiment in the trading ecosystem. The milestone of seven consecutive weekly losses for the benchmark index reflects deep-seated caution among market participants.