Foreign investors have sold more than $33 billion worth of Indian stocks this year. India’s Finance Minister Sitharaman named capital outflows as one of the biggest risks for 2027: the easier it is for money to flow in and out, the faster the sell-off can happen. The Nifty 50 is down 12.13% year to date, and the Sensex is down 12.78%. Foreign investors recorded net sales of $4.1 billion in September, while local institutions bought $8.1 billion to provide support. The Reserve Bank of India has spent around $75 billion to $80 billion to stabilize the rupee, and foreign exchange reserves have fallen to $734.6 billion. As global funds continue to chase AI and U.S. stocks, how long can emerging markets hold up on the strength of local capital?
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