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According to a report by news agency Bloomberg, foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have withdrawn $3.4 billion (₹28,200 crores) from the Indian stock market in the first 15 days of March 2025. The IT and FMCG sectors have been the most affected in this. Global brokerage firm Morgan Stanley mentioned the increasing risks for the domestic IT industry due to global macroeconomic changes and rapid technological progress. The brokerage firm believes that due to many factors, the income growth and valuation of IT companies may be affected. The brokerage said that the biggest negative for the IT sector is the increasing uncertainty in the global environment. Along with this, the target price of many major IT companies has also been reduced. The biggest decline has been seen in the target price of Infosys.
India vs. other emerging markets
| Country | Foreign investment inflows so far in 2025 |
|---|---|
| India | $16.4 billion sell-off |
| Taiwan | $14.8 billion sell-off |
India has seen the highest foreign sell-off among all emerging markets so far in 2025. Will investors return? Rupen Rajguru, equity head at Julius Baer, believes: "If the current strength of the Indian market continues, foreign investment may return.
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