FIIs cut stakes in 12 stocks in September quarter; shares fall up to 27% in 3 months

Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) reduced their stakes in 36 out of 68 BSE 500 companies during the September quarter. This led to a decline in shares of 12 stocks, with some falling by as much as 27% over the past three months. The decline in these stocks is likely due to FIIs cutting their holdings, which can impact market sentiment and influence investor decisions. This development may have implications for the overall market performance and investor confidence in the BSE 500 index.

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Foreign investors have cut their stakes in 12 stocks, leading to a fall of up to 27% in three months. This reduction in foreign investment may impact market sentiment and lead to decreased investor confidence.

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