Foreign Investors Withdraw ₹28,200 Crore from Indian Stocks Amid Election Uncertainty

Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have pulled out ₹28,200 crore from Indian equities due to concerns over the upcoming national elections. The market has been jittery as political instability could impact economic policies. This significant outflow highlights the cautious approach of investors during times of political uncertainty. Despite India's strong economic fundamentals, the fear of potential policy changes post-elections has led to a considerable withdrawal of funds. The situation underscores the influence of political factors on market dynamics and investor confidence.







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