The stock market has been eating hesitate for the last few weeks. The important reason behind this is Trump’s insistence. Because of which India is suffering losses. Foreign guests or rather foreign investors investing in the stock market have so far pull out more than Rs 5500 crore. The special thing is that this is the first time after the year 2021, when foreign investors have withdrawn money in the month of July. By the way, some business sessions of July are left.
Also, due to better quarterly results, foreign investors can be attracted to the stock market once again. But the trade deal between America and India has not been done yet. Also, it is very important to have a trade deal between the two countries till 1 October. Otherwise Trump will issue tariff letters against India. Similarly, Trump has called India as Tariff King. In such a situation, the tariff against India can be contrary to the stock market. Let us also tell you what kind of figures the FPO investment on NSDL is seeing.
In July, FPI withdraws how much money
Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have withdrawn Rs 5,524 crore from the Indian stock market in July so far. The FPIs remain a net selling amidst the ongoing tension between the US-India and the mixed quarterly results of the companies. During the last three months, FPIs were having pure buying in the Indian market. According to depository data, along with this, the total withdrawal of FPI has reached Rs 83,245 crore in 2025 so far. Earlier in June, he had invested Rs 14,590 crore, Rs 19,860 crore in May and Rs 4,223 crore in April. Earlier, FPI had withdrawn Rs 3,973 crore in March, Rs 34,574 crore in February and Rs 78,027 crore in January. According to the data, during the period under review, FPI has invested Rs 1,850 crore under the general limit in bonds and Rs 1,050 crore by voluntary retention route.
Four years later, resentment was seen in July
The special thing is that after the year 2021, the withdrawal of foreign investors has been seen from the stock market in July. If we look at the data, in the year 2021, foreign investors had withdrawn Rs 11,308 crore from the stock market. While in 2022, he had invested Rs 4,989 crore. In 2023, an investment of Rs 46,618 crore was seen. Whereas in 2024 last year, foreign investors invested Rs 32,365 crore in the stock market. The special thing is that it has been seen only 3 times in the last decade, when foreign investors have withdrawn money from the stock market in the month of July. Apart from 2021 and 2025, in 2019, foreign investors had withdrawn Rs 12,419 crore in the month of July.
What are you saying
Associate Director of Morningstar Investment Research India-Manager Research Himanshu Srivastava said that later the FPI flow will depend on the US-India trade talks and the quarterly results of companies. He said that the confidence of investors can be restored by the solution of trade disputes and improvement in the income of companies and FPIs may again be attracted to the Indian market. There has been a significant change in the trend of this month of FPI. Many factors are responsible for this. Senior basic analyst Waqjaved Khan, Senior One, Angel One also said that the FPI has withdrawn due to the global markets and large developments as well as the season of results in India.