New Delhi [India], Indian markets remain under selling pressure and FPI (Foreign Portfolio Investment) sales during May have stood at Rs 17,84 crore so far this month. National Securities Depository Limit (NSDL) data shows that net FPI investment is negative for May. The biggest selling pressure was seen in equity markets, where FP inflows remained negative for the second consecutive month. However, this month so far shows an investment of Rs 2,009 crore by FPIs in the debt market. However, Indian markets witnessed a recovery in the last two trading sessions and net FPI inflows stood at Rs 5,490.73 crore on Friday, according to NSD data.Both Nifty and Sensex have touched all-time highs in the last two sessions. "FPIs and FIIs have been on a selling trend in the Indian stock markets this calendar year. From January to May so far they have made a net sale of around Rs 120,00 crore in the Indian markets. This is secondary market outflow.In May we have seen FPI and FII sales of about Rs 34,000 crore till May 24,” banking and markets expert Aja Bagga said, adding, “The reason for this is the Indian election results. Uncertainty and risk-off sentiment, some redeployment into deeply discounted Chinese stocks, which had fallen sharply in the past year and general outflows from GE funds, which invest 10-18 per cent of their assets in Indian markets, are among the reasons experts said. Highlighted that there is FPI outflow due to geopolitical uncertainty due to elections, good returns in China equity markets, U.S. The pause on rate cuts by the US, and the rise in Indian valuations in the short term put pressure on Indian markets. Even in April, FPIs were net sellers in Indian stocks amid the Geopolitica crisis. in the Middle East, which prompted investors to pull money out of their portfolios. In April, net FPI outflow stood at Rs 16,260 crore, while investors in the equity market sold shares worth Rs 8,671 crore.