New Delhi, Dec. 15 -- Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have continued their selling streak in the Indian stock market in December, remaining net sellers on all trading days so far and pulling out over Rs.17,800 crore worth of equities through the exchanges.

According to NSDL data, FPIs sold Rs.17,821 crore of Indian stocks in the first nine trading sessions of December, more than four times the Rs.3,765 crore sold in the entire month of November.

FPIs had turned net buyers in October, pouring in Rs.14,610 crore; however, the selling resumed in November, albeit at the lowest levels in 2025 so far.

Nevertheless, December saw a sharp acceleration in selling as market sentiment weakened, following a sustained crash in the Indian rupee, w...