Indian stock market, March 3 -- Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) have extended their selling spree to the fifth consecutive month in February, withdrawing another Rs.41,748 crore from the secondary market amid rising global trade tensions and attractive U.S. bond yields.

During the last trading session of February, they sold stocks worth Rs.11,639 crore, marking the biggest single-day sell-off of 2025 so far and surpassing the previous record set on January 14, when they pulled out Rs.8,132 crore from exchanges.

So far this year, FPIs have withdrawn Rs.1,23,652 crore from the Indian exchanges, remaining net sellers for 43 out of 46 trading sessions, with an average daily outflow of Rs.2,688 crore.

Out of 20 trading sessions last mont...