West Asia Tensions Drive $8.3 Billion FII Outflows from India in March

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FIIs Pull $8.3 Billion from Indian Markets in March Amid West Asia Tensions

Nuvama Alternative and Quantitative Research wrote in a note that these lenders could see passive inflows worth over $900 million, in case the proposal to raise the FII shareholding limit in these lenders is approved. Here's a look at the quantum of inflows these banks may receive:

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CNBC TV18•20-03-2026, 17:13

FIIs Pull $8.3 Billion from Indian Markets in March Amid West Asia Tensions

•Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) turned sellers in March, pulling $8.3 billion from Indian markets.
•The outflows reverse the buying momentum seen in February and signal caution due to escalating West Asia tensions.
•FIIs reshuffled portfolios, increasing exposure to industrials and energy stocks while trimming financials.
•In February, FIIs were net buyers, investing $1.7 billion, driven by non-India dedicated active funds.
•The sharp reversal highlights how global geopolitical risks quickly alter foreign investor sentiment.

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