D-Street extends losses as FPIs step up selling with dollar’s rise

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Foreign Portfolio Investors net sold shares worth ₹5,101 crore on Monday, while their domestic counterparts were buyers to the tune of ₹3,532 crore. The dollar surged further after the US Federal Reserve projected further increases in interest rates to curb inflation, heightening concerns of a recession.

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