The phase of fierce selling dominates in the domestic stock market. Dalal Street has been red for the past several months. This month too, fierce selling was seen in the market. The Sensex has broken about 2200 points in a month. Where, the main index of the market closed with 77,505 points on the budget day. At the same time, it has gone to 75,311.06 points on Friday i.e. Friday. On Friday, the Sensex declined by 424.90 points. There are many global reasons behind the fall of the stock market, among them all the main factor is that foreign friends have done fierce selling in a month. They are not supporting at the time of need. Seeing their advantage, they are leaving the market.
Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have withdrawn more than Rs 23,710 crore from the Indian stock market so far this month. In this way, in 2025, FPIs have withdrawn more than one lakh crore rupees from Indian shares, which is directly on the market.
According to the deposit data, foreign investors have withdrawn Rs 23,710 crore from Indian shares till 21 February this month. Earlier in January, he sold shares worth Rs 78,027 crore. In this way, in 2025, FPI has sold Rs 1,01,737 crore so far.
VK Vijay Kumar, the main investment strategist of Jiojit Financial Services, believes that the FPIs in India will return again. He will invest again only when the income of companies improves. Its signs are expected to be found in two to three months. Vijaykumar said that after Trump's victory in the presidential election, a large amount of money is going in a large amount of money in the US market. He said, since the shares of China are cheap, the attitude of selling in India and purchasing in China can continue.
Research Himanshu Srivastava, Associate Director-Manager of Morningstar Investment Research India, said that the market concerns increased after US President Donald Trump reported to consider new duty on the import of steel and aluminum along with retaliation on many countries as well as the import of steel and aluminum. Are. He said that these developments have re -wakes up the possibility of potential global trade war, which in view of the risk in emerging markets including India. Withdrawing their money from the market.
If at the same time, talk of foreign investors in the Indian market, then FPI's investment in the Indian market in 2024 was quite reduced to Rs 427 crore. Earlier in 2023, he had inserted Rs 1.71 lakh crore in the Indian market, while in 2022, Rs 1.21 lakh crore was withdrawn amid increase in the interest rates of banks at global level.
