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2 days agoForeign investor withdrawal hits near US$17 billion in Indian equities this year
Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have pulled nearly US$17 billion from Indian equities so far this year, marking one of the largest outflows in Asia. This compares to net inflows of just US$124 million in 2024, reflecting growing global capital caution and higher-risk perception in emerging-market allocations. Analysts suggest that renewed foreign interest, combined with improving corporate earnings, could be a trigger for a broader market recovery, although valuations and global rate paths remain key headwinds.
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2 days agoForeign investor withdrawal hits near US$17 billion in Indian equities this year
Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have pulled nearly US$17 billion from Indian equities so far this year, marking one of the largest outflows in Asia. This compares to net inflows of just US$124 million in 2024, reflecting growing global capital caution and higher-risk perception in emerging-market allocations. Analysts suggest that renewed foreign interest, combined with improving corporate earnings, could be a trigger for a broader market recovery, although valuations and global rate paths remain key headwinds.
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cautiously negative
Foreign investor withdrawal hits near US$17 billion in Indian equities this year
2 days ago
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FPIs have withdrawn about US$17 billion from Indian equities in 2025; renewed inflows may revive the market.
Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have pulled nearly US$17 billion from Indian equities so far this year, marking one of the largest outflows in Asia. This compares to net inflows of just US$124 million in 2024, reflecting growing global capital caution and higher-risk perception in emerging-market allocations. Analysts suggest that renewed foreign interest, combined with improving corporate earnings, could be a trigger for a broader market recovery, although valuations and global rate paths remain key headwinds.
Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have pulled nearly US$17 billion from Indian equities so far this year, marking one of the largest outflows in Asia. This compares to net inflows of just US$124 million in 2024, reflecting growing global capital caution and higher-risk perception in emerging-market allocations. Analysts suggest that renewed foreign interest, combined with improving corporate earnings, could be a trigger for a broader market recovery, although valuations and global rate paths remain key headwinds.
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Oct 28, 2025 • 10:16 IST
