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Foreign funds have been continuously flowing out of the Indian stock market, with overseas investors becoming net sellers for 23 consecutive trading days as of April 7, setting a record for the longest consecutive selling streak. From the end of February to April 7, foreign investors have withdrawn a net of $17.8 billion due to increasing concerns in the market about the global energy crisis and its impact on the Indian economy. This includes six trading days with outflows of over $1 billion each. The total amount of withdrawals so far this year is close to the record of $19 billion set in 2025. Indian domestic institutions have continued to absorb most of the foreign selling, injecting $20.6 billion during this period. Despite this stable support, which has partially eased downward pressure, the market still faces challenges.