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FIIs Pull ₹33,336 cr from Indian Equities in January 2026; Defensives Dumped, Metals Attract Big Flows: PL Capital

FIIs Pull ₹33,336 cr from Indian Equities in January 2026; Defensives Dumped, Metals Attract Big Flows: PL Capital

Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) withdrew a substantial ₹33,336 crore from Indian equity markets in January 2026, registering one of the largest monthly outflows seen in recent months, according to an analysis by PL Capital.

The selling pressure was pronounced in traditionally defensive and consumption-related segments, including FMCG, healthcare and consumer services, where heavy exits drove the overall outflow trend. Financial services also saw significant investor exits, continuing the risk-off stance by foreign funds.

Despite broad market selling, FIIs displayed targeted interest in the metals sector, where capital inflows surged sharply.

Metals & mining stocks attracted over ₹11,500 crore in January, reversing prior outflow trends and indicating a rotation of foreign capital toward commodity-linked plays.

This selective buying highlights renewed confidence in metals amid broader market caution.

Market participants have noted that sustained selling from FIIs comes against a backdrop of mixed macro cues and sectoral performance, with domestic investors and other asset classes adjusting portfolios amid volatility.

The sharp divergence in flows underscores ongoing reallocation across sectors in Indian markets. 

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