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IT stocks lose most amid $5.15-billion FPI selling in May, shows data

After IT, banking & financial services and fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) saw the biggest outflows - at $1.55 billion and $660 million - respectively

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FPIs have been on a selling spree as the Federal Reserve is set to tighten its monetary policy aggressively.

Sundar Sethuraman Mumbai
The information technology (IT) sector had to bear the maximum brunt of foreign portfolio investor (FPI) selling in May. Overseas investors dumped shares worth $5.15 billion last month, which included $2 billion worth of selling in IT shares, according to an analysis done by IIFL Securities.

After IT, banking & financial services and fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) saw the biggest outflows — at $1.55 billion and $660 million — respectively. Oil and gas stocks saw selling worth $460 million.

Banking & financial services and technology sectors have been seeing heavy selling for some time now. These two are also the biggest sectors

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