New Delhi, July 9 -- After pulling out more than $60 billion from Indian equities since the market peaked in September 2024, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) may finally be showing early signs of easing their relentless selling.

While foreign investors remained net sellers for the fourth straight month in June 2026, the pace of outflows slowed materially following the US-Iran ceasefire and the subsequent decline in crude oil prices.

Indian equities have remained volatile and largely range-bound over the past 21 months, with persistent FII outflows offsetting record domestic institutional investor (DII) inflows. However, improving macroeconomic conditions, easing geopolitical risks, lower crude oil prices and attractive valuations ...