Archive · 16 Aug 2025
FPIs Withdraw $348M from India Despite Market Gains
Investors are taking money out of India's stock market, but the market is still doing okay.
This is happening because of worries about trade with the US and potential tariffs.
Even though some investors are selling, others are buying, and the market is staying afloat.
The situation is also affected by the US dollar's strength and upcoming economic reports.
FPIs withdrew $348 million from Indian markets despite market gains.
Equity markets saw net FPI outflows of $582.87 million.
Debt markets experienced net inflows of ₹2,063.17 crore.
Domestic institutional investors provided strong support, buying ₹19,000 crore.
Concerns over US-India trade relations and tariff uncertainties impacted market sentiment.
- Who
- Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) and Domestic Institutional Investors.
- What
- Foreign Portfolio Investors withdrew funds from Indian markets.
- When
- During the week ending August 14, 2025.
- Where
- India
- Why
- Driven by global uncertainties and concerns over US-India trade relations and tariff uncertainties.
- FPI Outflow (Week Ending August 14, 2025)
- $348 million
- Equity Outflow
- $582.87 million
- Debt Inflow
- ₹2,063.17 crore
- Domestic Investor Buying
- ₹19,000 crore
- Nifty Closing (Week)
- 24,631.30
- Sensex Closing (Week)
- 80,597.66
