Biggest Ever Exit by Foreign Investors Hits Indian Markets, Here’s Why It Matters
Foreign investors pulled out a record 1.6 trillion rupees, or 18 billion dollars, from the Indian stock market in 2025, even though share prices kept rising, according to a report. This suggests that global investors see Indian stocks as overvalued and expect weaker profits ahead, which can reduce foreign capital, slow job growth, weaken the rupee and raise everyday prices.
What’s at Risk Now That US Is Imposing 50% Tariffs on Indian Exports
The United States is going ahead with tariffs of up to 50 percent on Indian exports after trade talks between the two countries broke down. This is expected to increase economic pressure on India due to its oil trade with Russia, and could lower export earnings, hurt export industries and slow overall economic growth.
Why Indian Rupee Declined to 85.80 Per US Dollar
The Indian rupee fell to 85.80 per U.S. dollar on Dec. 27. While this decline significantly affects various groups in India, including importers, consumers, investors, financial markets, and the government, it should also be a concern for ordinary Indian citizens. Here’s why.
Hindenburg Accuses SEBI Chief of Conflict of Interest in Adani Investigation
At a time when SEBI, India’s market regulator, is investigating the Adani group for alleged fraud, Hindenburg Research—a U.S.-based firm known for its investigative reports—has accused SEBI’s chief, Madhabi Puri Buch, of having financial ties with offshore funds connected to the Adani conglomerate. Although both Buch and the Adani group have denied these allegations, the potential impact of these claims on the investment climate and market stability should not be underestimated.
What’s 30-Trillion Rupee Exit Poll Stock Market ‘Scam’?
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah made public statements just before the national elections, hinting at a favourable outcome for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), suggesting that this would positively impact the stock market. On May 13, Shah said, “Buy shares before June 4th.” On May 19, Modi predicted the stock market would “break records” on the counting day.
Why Are Foreign Companies Disinvesting in India?
Foreign direct investment (FDI) into India has seen a significant decline, dropping to $26.6 billion in the fiscal year 2023-24, according to data released by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). This marks a 37% decrease from the previous fiscal year and represents the lowest level of FDI since 2006-07, according to an analysis by ThePrint.