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#FIIs #DIIs #IndianMarkets #StockMarketIndia #FIIOutflows #EquityOwnership #Sensex #Nifty #GlobalFunds #InvestingInIndia #CapitalMarkets #NSDL #MarketTrends Mumbai – Foreign investors’ presence in Indian equities slipped to a 13-year low in August, marking a pivotal shift in the ownership structure of the country’s capital markets. Data released by the National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL) show that the foreign portfolio share in NSE-listed companies dropped to 15.85%, the weakest level since 2012. In value terms, foreign portfolio assets in equities shrank to ₹70.33 lakh crore, down from ₹71.97 lakh crore in July, a decline of 2.3% in a single month. Persistent Outflows Despite Market Resilience Since…