New Delhi, April 11 -- After months of relentless selling, FPIs turned net buyers in the final week of March. However, the buying momentum was short-lived as they turned sellers again in April, pulling out Rs.32,121 crore from Indian equities over the last seven trading sessions amid escalating global trade tensions that triggered a risk-off sentiment among investors.

Between March 20 and March 27, overseas investors infused Rs.32,576 crore into Indian equities, helping reduce the overall outflow for March to Rs.3,973 crore, according to depository data.

In February, FPIs pulled out Rs.34,574 crore, while January saw an even higher outflow of Rs.78,027 crore. Between October 2024 and February 2025, FPIs withdrew more than Rs.3 lakh cror...