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The year started with the persistence of inflation at elevated levels across economies, continuing geo-political uncertainties and tightening financial conditions. The banking turmoil in US (Silicon Valley Bank) and Europe (Credit Suisse) increased risk aversion with the expectations of an early reversal of the monetary tightening cycle, leading to Equity markets to correct and softening of bond yields.

So far in January, FPIs have pulled out ₹ ₹15,236 crore from Indian equities. However, overall in 2022, FPIs sold ₹1,21,439 crore which can be attributed due to macroeconomic uncertainties, rising interest rates trend, and geopolitical tension.