FII exodus deepens in 2026 at Rs 1.75 lakh crore as April outflows swell to Rs 43,967 crore; FOMC next trigger

Foreign institutional investors offloaded Indian equities worth Rs 17,140 crore last week, extending April’s outflows to Rs 43,967 crore. This massive selling, driven by geopolitical concerns and a lack of clear sectoral leadership, led to sharp cuts in domestic indices. Global news flows, including US FOMC and Bank of Japan rate decisions, are expected to influence future institutional activity.

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