50000 crores withdrawn from Share Market, 'Quit India Campaign' of FII start as Trump arrived
Trump Impact on Share Market: Such indifference of foreign investors (FIIs) towards the Indian stock market was seen in the last two decades, as is seen in the month of January. With the beginning of the year 2025, the selling of foreign investors in the stock market became so dominant that 50000 crores rupees were withdrawn from the treasury in no time.
If we look at the figures, then foreign investors have withdrawn the most money from the stock market in January 2025 after the year 2022. Which has become a record.
Such indifference of foreign investors (FIIs) towards the Indian stock market was seen in the last two decades, as is seen in the month of January. If we look at the figures, then foreign investors have withdrawn the most money from the stock market in January 2025 after the year 2022. Which has become a record.
Indifference of foreign investors
The displeasure of foreign institutional investors towards the Indian market was such that they withdrew Rs 50,000 crore from Dalal Street. This process of selling has not stopped yet. In such a situation, the question arises in the mind that what has happened that foreign investors are hell-bent on emptying the treasury of India? Why are foreign investors leaving India?
Why are foreign investors hell-bent on withdrawing money
The reasons for the selling by foreign investors are the falling rupee, strengthening dollar, increasing returns in US bonds and once again weak quarterly results of Indian companies, but a major reason behind this is the return of Donald Trump to America and his 'America First. 'Policies. Trump's threat to the BRICS countries, strict immigration policy, warning of increasing tariffs have scared the investors. The strength of the dollar after Trump's return, increase in bond yields in America are also encouraging foreign investors to withdraw money from the Indian market.
Reasons for the selling by foreign investors are the falling of rupee
Since bond yields in the US remain attractive, FPIs are also selling in the debt or bond market. According to market experts, if Trump implements his election promises like tariffs and immigration control, then this may weaken the Indian rupee against the US dollar. At the same time, Trump's return may affect US industrial sectors such as pharmaceutical, IT and automobile.
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Summary
Indian pharma companies may face difficulties due to US trade protectionist policies. While Indian IT companies may need additional resources to work in the US. These are the reasons that are increasing the concern of foreign investors. Due to which they are withdrawing money from the Indian stock market.
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