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Foreign investors sell equities but invest heavily in IPOs amid market downturn

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Foreign portfolio investors sold $4.8 billion in listed equities in September, their highest monthly outflow since April 2026. Despite this, they simultaneously invested $1 billion in initial public offerings (IPOs). This divergence occurred against a backdrop of rising crude oil prices and increasing US bond yields. The contrasting activity highlights a selective investment strategy where investors are exiting mature stocks while seeking opportunities in new market entrants.

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