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FIIs Offload ₹13,925 Crore in Indian Stocks as Global Rotation Intensifies
15 Nov, 2025
Summary
- FIIs sold ₹13,925 crore of Indian equities in early November
- Domestic inflows and IPO activity continue supporting long-term foreign participation
- Regulators propose measures to ease access and deepen market participation
As of November 15, 2025, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) have offloaded a significant ₹13,925 crore worth of Indian equities between November 1 and November 14, marking a sharp surge in selling pressure through the first half of the month. This reflects a global rotation of investment flows toward other major markets that have outperformed India in recent months.
Despite the volatile near-term FII flows, the long-term trend of foreign participation in India's markets remains intact. Domestic inflows and ongoing IPO activity continue to support underlying market activity. Regulators have also proposed several measures aimed at streamlining investor processes and easing access for international institutions, including aligning KYC review timelines, eliminating the need for trading and demat accounts, and launching a single-window digital platform for market information.
These regulatory reforms, along with India's sustained corporate earnings growth and the record domestic sales during the recent festive season, are expected to encourage greater foreign investment in the coming times. However, analysts caution that the current global rotation driven by the AI trade cannot continue indefinitely, and India is likely to attract renewed FII inflows once that momentum subsides.
