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FII selling returns in first half of September as financials, auto stocks face heavy outflows

The Economic Times ·

In early September, foreign investors shifted to selling after a series of buying phases.

Notably, financials, automotive, and oil and gas sectors experienced considerable sell-offs.

Conversely, healthcare stocks attracted significant investments, reflecting a cautious market sentiment.

Investors pulled back on auto and power stocks amidst rising global concerns, which collectively led to a subdued foreign portfolio investor presence.

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