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FPI flowing into traditional sectors like textiles and chemicals? That’s unusual. Maybe investors are betting on a global shift in supply chains away from China

If the financial sector is bleeding this much capital, we should be worried. Bad loans? Liquidity crunch? Regulatory pressure? Whatever it is, banks being hit hardest is a dangerous signal.

This kind of FPI outflow is a huge red flag. When foreign investors pull out billions, it’s usually a sign of bad economic sentiment—rising interest rates, global slowdown, or corporate governance concerns.