New Delhi, July 14 -- The rekindling of global trade tensions, stretched valuations and concerns over another weak performance by corporate India in the June quarter appear to have dented overseas investor sentiment, as they remained net sellers in six out of nine trading sessions in July, pulling out nearly Rs.555 crore from the Indian stock market.

Despite starting 2025 on a negative note, remaining net sellers for the first three months, sentiment reversed in April and stayed positive in the following two months, with FPIs buying over Rs.31,000 crore worth of equities, which helped frontline indices reach new near-term highs.

However, the sharp rally in the Indian stock market has once again brought valuation concerns to the forefron...