FII holdings in Indian stock market: The new calendar year 2025 has been inauspicious for the Indian stock market so far. So far, the Sensex has fallen by 4408.78 points (5.64 percent) in the current calendar year, while the Nifty has fallen by 1307.5 points (5.53 percent). One of the factors responsible for such a big fall in the Indian stock market is heavy selling by foreign investors. In the last five months, foreign investors have withdrawn Rs 100 crore from the Indian stock market. He has withdrawn an investment of Rs 3,23,765.23 crore. After this selling, his holding has reached a 13 -month low.
FII AUC at 13 months low
Property (AUC) in FII custody. 62.38 lakh crores Which is the lowest level after January 2024. In September 2024, AUC Rs. 15.58 lakh crore has come down from the summit of Rs 77.96 lakh crore.
The highest sales in the auto sector
Foreign investors have recorded the best selling in the auto sector. In the second fortnight of February, FII withdraws Rs 1,000 crore. An investment of Rs 3279 crore has been withdrawn. In the healthcare sector Rs. 2996 crore and FMCG Rs. It has shown sale of shares worth Rs 2568 crore. Apart from this, construction material (Rs 1,820 crore), financial (Rs 1,647 crore), construction (Rs 1,465 crore) and capital goods (Rs 1,258 crore) and consumer durables, electricity and oil and gas contributed Rs 1,258 crore. 1,241 crores 1,234 crores 943 crore rupees have been sold.
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Foreign investors also bought shares of several sectors at a low price amidst pure selling for the last five months. FII registered a purchase of Rs 5661 crore, Rs 112 crore and Rs 34 crore in telecom, chemicals and media areas respectively.
Reason behind selling FII
China has now recovered from the economic recession during the Kovid epidemic. Inspired by China’s strong economic growth and economic relief packages to attract foreign investors, FIIs have been turning to the Chinese market since October. Due to geopolitical crisis, the continuous strength of the dollar has also been a reason for selling. Foreign investors are earning profits from the Indian stock market, which has been at a strong rise for the last two years amidst the possibility of cutting interest rates by Fed.
According to experts, the oversold market may see a technical improvement. However, global factors will determine whether FIIs will participate in this improvement or not. Constant selling by foreign investors can slow down economic growth and decrease corporate revenue. US President Donald Trump’s economic growth-oriented measures in the US can remove foreign investors from the Indian stock market.
