Mumbai, March 21 -- Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) continued their selling spree in the Indian equity markets this week, with net outflows standing at Rs 35,475 crore amid ongoing military conflict in West Asia, according to data from National Securities Depository Limited.

The data showed that the highest selling during the week was recorded on Monday, with net outflows of Rs 10,827 crore. This was followed by selling of Rs 9,406.78 crore on Tuesday and Rs 4,376.02 crore on Wednesday. Thursday was a settlement holiday due to the Gudi Padwa festival, while on Friday FPIs sold equities worth Rs 10,965.74 crore.

Overall, the continued selling pressure reflects cautious sentiment among foreign investors amid geopolitical uncertainty an...