FPIs register report fairness selloff value Rs 1.5 lakh crore in FY25 amid continued outflows

Overseas portfolio traders (FPIs) are on monitor for the worst-ever annual fairness selloff in FY25 in rupee phrases, pushed by sustained outflows since October 2024.
Within the first two weeks of March, FPIs offered equities value Rs 30,015 crore throughout each major and secondary markets, bringing the entire outflow for the fiscal 12 months to Rs 1.5 lakh crore. This has surpassed the earlier report outflow of Rs 1.4 lakh crore in FY22, in response to an ET report.
In greenback phrases, FPIs offered $17,664 million value of equities in FY25 up to now, barely decrease than the $18,468 million offered in FY22. The disparity between rupee and greenback figures is basically as a result of a 12% depreciation of the rupee since FY22.
For the primary fortnight of March, FPIs had been internet sellers within the secondary market, offloading $3,628 million in equities. They’ve been internet sellers throughout all 9 buying and selling classes on this interval, and if the pattern continues, it should mark the sixth consecutive month of selloffs.
FPIs have remained internet patrons within the major market, investing a internet $189.6 million (Rs 1,654.5 crore) within the first half of March. For the fiscal 12 months, they’ve been internet patrons within the major market every month, with cumulative investments totalling $14,344 million (round Rs 1.2 lakh crore) by March 13.
In distinction, home traders have proven a powerful dedication to native equities in March. Home funds invested a internet Rs 13,516.6 crore by March 7, bringing their whole funding for FY25 to a report Rs 4.7 lakh crore—greater than double the earlier peak of Rs 2 lakh crore in FY24.
Retail investor participation continues to rise, contributing to greater than Rs 1 lakh crore in investments for 4 consecutive years main as much as FY25.