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Worst market year in FY26 as foreign selling and rupee drag shake confidence
Economy
Published on 24 April 2026

Foreign investors dumped a record amount — and the year worsened
FY26 turned out to be India’s worst year for stocks since the pandemic, with foreign investors selling a record amount of Indian shares. Trade tariffs and regional conflicts hit global sentiment, while the rupee declined sharply. Even so, the editorial argues India’s fundamentals stay resilient, and recovery may depend on stabilising energy prices.
- Indian stocks logged the worst performance since the pandemic in FY26
- Foreign investors sold record volumes, amplifying market pressure
- Trade tariffs and regional conflicts hurt investor sentiment
- Rupee weakness and energy prices could shape the recovery path
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