FIIs sell RS 10,782 crore to Indian shares in September, so far. Can GST reform, GDP -numbers of power change?

Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) were their exposure to Indian shares in September and draws shares worth RS 10,782 crore so far.

Despite this sale, Nifty has remained unbeaten for eight consecutive sessions. On Friday, Fii’s net buyers were on RS 129.6 Crore, while the domestic institutional investors (Diis) were net buyers on RS 1,556 Crore.

In commentary on the current trends, VK Vijayakumar, main investment strategist, Geojit Investments, attributes higher valuations in India to the current FII output compared to other markets such as China, Hong Kong and South Korea. “This has disturbed FIIs to sell in India and to buy cheaper markets. This strategy has worked so far this year, because these cheaper markets in 2025 greatly surpassed,” he said.

According to him, FIIs can reduce their sale and they can even change buyers in the midst of instructions of a change on the Indian market.

“The GDP growth of India has returned strongly in Q1, and the reforms -budget tax reductions, interest rate cuts by the MPC and GST rationalization have the potential to preserve the growth momentum. Although the profit growth will be modest in the range of 8-10% in Fy26, he has a high -nigeliness.

“The market will soon start distributing this, freeing the road for a rally that brings the Nifty to a new record this year. In such a scenario, FIIs will probably change buyers in India,” Vijayakumar adds. Capital markets Regulator Sebi approved a single-Window approval system on Friday to make it easier for foreign investors to access the Indian markets.Also read: Sebi facilitates access to the FPIs in Indian markets through clearance

The FII promotion that continues can also depend on the monetary policy decision of the US Federal Reserve on Wednesday. There are strong expectations of a speed reduction of 25 BPS.

Rupak The, senior technical analyst at LKP Securities, said that the index has succeeded in staying in the green, because writers offer support around 25,000 marks. According to him, the index seems to consolidate its recent profit and gradually form a basis. “As long as it is higher than 24,850, the undertone will remain constructive. A decisive movement after 25,150 can form the stage for a rally to 25,500 in the short term,” said the.

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