Synopsis Foreign portfolio investors reduced their selling of Indian government securities and equities in October compared to September. Despite this, high oil prices and global yields pose challenges for sustained portfolio inflows. Economists caution that the slowdown may not indicate a definitive change in foreign investment trends. Political dynamics in other emerging markets might influence foreign capital movement toward India. Mumbai: Foreign selling of Indian assets slowed in October as debt outflows nearly halved and equity sales eased marginally, but high oil prices, elevated global yields and uncertainty around artificial intelligence investments cloud the prospects of a sustained revival in…