Foreign investors continued to sell Indian stocks for the 23rd consecutive day, with a cumulative capital outflow of $17.8 billion since the end of February.

Golden Ten Data reported on April 9 that foreign capital continues to flow out of the Indian stock market. As of April 7, overseas investors have been net sellers for 23 consecutive trading days, setting a record for the longest selling streak. From the end of February to April 7, due to growing concerns over the impact of the global energy crisis on India’s economy, foreign investors have withdrawn a net total of $17.8 billion, including six single trading days with outflows of over $1 billion each. So far this year, the total amount of divestment is close to the record of $19 billion set in 2025. Indian domestic institutions have continued to absorb most of the foreign sell-off, investing $20.6 billion during this period. Nevertheless, this steady support has only partially eased the downward pressure, and the market still faces challenges.