Indian Stock Valuations Are Cheaper—So Why Are Foreign Investors Still Selling? | Explained
Indian stocks have become significantly cheaper, yet foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) continue to sell. In the first nine months of 2026, FPIs sold ₹3.16 trillion through stock exchanges, leaving net equity outflows of ₹2.60 trillion despite continued primary-market buying. So, why are foreign investors still cautious about India? This video explains the valuation correction, rupee weakness, elevated crude prices, higher US yields, earnings concerns and stronger returns available in markets such as South Korea and Taiwan. We also examine why selective FPI buying continues and what could bring foreign money back into Indian equities.
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