FII selling returns in first half of September as financials, auto stocks face heavy outflows

Mumbai: After remaining buyers for about five fortnights, overseas investors again turned sellers in the first half of September, with financials, auto, oil and gas and FMCG seeing the biggest selling. Healthcare witnessed the highest inflows in the period, reflecting the defensive tilt in their near-term outlook for Indian equities. Foreign portfolio investors sold nearly…

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‘Nobody is selling football’ — FIFA reacts to UEFA World Cup boycott threat

By Adegboyega Adeleye World football governing body FIFA has defended its controversial proposal to bring private investment into the FIFA World Cup, insisting that “nobody is selling football” after UEFA and several continental confederations threatened to boycott its competitions. In a statement released on Friday, FIFA said it would continue its consultation process on the…

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SOS: Nigerians Are Selling GM TELA Maize On Jiji for ₦4,000 Without Proper Labeling

Unlabeled genetically modified (GM) TELA Maize is being sold openly on the Nigerian online marketplace Jiji for as low as ₦4,000 ($2.62), highlighting the need for consumer protection in a country where enforcement of GMO labelling remains weak. A check on Jiji revealed that several vendors on the platform are offering GM Maize without providing information…

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Fund Manager Talk | UTI AMC’s Amit Premchandani explains why FII selling isn’t the full story for markets

Despite foreign investors pulling money out of Indian equities, Amit Premchandani, Fund Manager (Equity) at UTI AMC, believes the market story runs deeper. He argues that valuations, earnings quality, and sectoral opportunities matter more than short-term flows, and highlights why large caps, BFSI, healthcare, and autos remain attractive bets. Edited excerpts from a chat: Sensex…

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Seoul city government asks Temu, AliExpress to stop selling children’s products that exceed limits on hazardous substances

The Seoul city government has asked online retail giants Temu and AliExpress to suspend sales of certain children’s products over safety concerns, saying Friday that some goods far exceeded local limits for hazardous substances. Chinese e-commerce titans like Shein, Temu and AliExpress have seen a surge in global popularity in recent years, drawing in consumers…

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