FII i.e. Foreign Institutional Investors have also sold on Wednesday, 22 January 2025, the third day of the fourth week of January. Selling has continued in the fourth week of January 2025. So far, a huge sell-off of Rs 60,859.13 crore has been done in a total of 16 trading sessions.

Data for Wednesday, 22 January 2025 has been released. Data released on NSE, i.e. National Stock Exchange, shows that FIIs have sold shares worth -4,026.25 crores in cash. On the other hand, DIIs, i.e. domestic institutional investors, have made purchases worth Rs 3,640.22 crores.

Biggest sell-off in January
2022 Sell-off of Rs 41,346.35 crores
in January 2023 Sell-off of Rs 41,464.73 crores
in January 2024 Sell-off of Rs 35,977.87 crores
in January 2025 Sell-off of Rs 60,859.13 crores (These data are till 22 January 2025)

Know in detail what was done on Wednesday... In the stock market, FIIs have sold shares worth Rs 16,962.89 crores in cash. On the other hand, shares worth Rs 12,936.64 crores have been bought. Overall, shares worth -4,026.25 crores have been sold in cash. On the other hand, DIIs i.e. domestic institutional investors have bought shares worth Rs 15,437.18 crores and sold shares worth Rs 11,796.96 crores. In this sense, shares worth Rs 3,640.22 crores have been purchased in cash.

What's next?  Experts believe that the reason for FIIs selling is their lack of confidence in the Indian market.

Experts told CNBC Awaaz that the valuation of Indian markets is still high. But it cannot be denied that valuations in all sectors except the financial sector are higher than the level before the Corona epidemic.

Apart from this, the trade war started between China and America is also causing foreign investors to sell their money from investing in emerging markets.