FPIs withdraw Rs 13,138 crore from equities in September so far amid global uncertainty

Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have withdrawn Rs 13,138 crore from Indian equities in September so far. This significant outflow is largely due to global uncertainties, including rising US bond yields and climbing crude oil costs. The withdrawal marks a reversal from the net buying seen in July and August, and it may have implications for the Indian stock market, potentially leading to a decline in share prices and affecting investor sentiment.

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Foreign investors are withdrawing from Indian equities due to global uncertainty. This could lead to a decrease in investor sentiment and a potential decline in the market.

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