Foreign investors resumed selling Indian equities in November, withdrawing Rs 3,765 crore after a brief pause in October. This reversal followed a significant inflow in October, breaking a three-month streak of outflows. Market movements this week will be influenced by upcoming macroeconomic data, global trends, and the RBI's interest rate decision.
Foreign investors resumed selling Indian equities in November, withdrawing Rs 3,765 crore after a brief pause in October. This reversal followed a significant inflow in October, breaking a three-month streak of outflows. Market movements this week will be influenced by upcoming macroeconomic data, global trends, and the RBI's interest rate decision.
Foreign investors resumed selling Indian equities in November, withdrawing Rs 3,765 crore after a brief pause in October. This reversal followed a significant inflow in October, breaking a three-month streak of outflows. Market movements this week will be influenced by upcoming macroeconomic data, global trends, and the RBI's interest rate decision. 
