Indo-American business stress is starting to show effect? In the first two weeks FPI took out 21 thousand crores - FPI Exodus India Equity Markets see significant outflow amid trading voltages

In the first two weeks of August, foreign portfolios (FPIs) withdrew Rs 20975 Crore from Indian shares due to the Indo-American trade tension and weakness in Rupee. According to analysts, rates associated with rates can affect FPI activities. However, the improvement of India’s credit rating by S&P can increase the Morale of FPI. FPI withdraws thousands of crores. (Lying photo) Digital desk, New -Delhi. Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) fiercely withdrew in the first two weeks of August due to trade tensions between Indo’s, poor results of corporate and weakness in the rupee. According to the data by National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL), FPIs withdrew Rs 20.975 from Indian shares between August 1-15. With this, the total withdrawal from FPI shares in the calendar year 2025 reached Rs 1.16 Lakh Crore. What do analysts say? Senior analyst Waqar Javed Khan, senior analyst at Angel One, says that rates could affect the activities of the FPI in the coming time. The recent decrease in tension between the US and Russia and the absence of new sanctions indicates that the 25 percent additional rate proposed on India is likely to be implemented after August 27. This is a positive sign for the market. In addition, the US rating agency has upgraded S&P to 18 years of India’s credit rating of BBB (-). This can further increase the morale of FPI. Earlier in July, FPI withdrew Rs 17,741 crore from shares. During April to June this year, FPI invested Rs 38,673 in shares within three months. Himanshu Srivastav, co -director of Morningstar Investment Research India, says the ongoing withdrawal of FPI is mainly due to global uncertainty. Increased geopolitical tension and ambiguity over interest rates in all developed economies, including the US, have promoted risk -based spirit. Positive FPI’s investment date in the date markets, except positive investment shares, FPI investment was positive during the first two weeks in debt or bond markets. According to the deposit of the deposit, the FPI invested Rs 4,469 crore in a normal border date during 1-15 August, Rs 232 crore on a date with a voluntary retirement route and Rs 3.127 crore on a date with a fully accessible route (FAR). Government bonds or Savaran Green effects fall under the FAR date. FPI investment throughout the calendar year in this category date has increased to Rs 37,787 crore.