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Stock Market News: There is a period of selling in the Indian stock market. In the first week of September, foreign portfolio investors (FPI) withdrawn Rs 12,257 crore (US $ 1.4 billion) from domestic stock markets. FPIs are selling in the dollar amidst constant strength, American tariff tension and frequent geopolitical stress.

Last month i.e. in August, FPI withdrawn Rs 34,990 crore from shares and Rs 17,700 crore in July. According to depository data, in 2025, foreign portfolio investors have withdrawn a total of Rs 1.43 lakh crore from shares.

Why foreign investors running away?

Angel One Senior Basic Analyst Waqar Javed Khan says FPI flow in the coming week will depend on the US Federal Reserve comment, US labor market figures, RBI’s expectations of interest rate cuts and its stability on the stability of the rupee.

Himanshu Srivastava, Associate Director (Manager Research) of Morningstar Investment, says that although instability may persist in the near future, FIPI may be attracted back to the Indian market when the global uncertainty hopes of policy reforms such as India’s growth saga, coherers such as coherers and companies’ income are reduced.

What do experts say?

Market experts believe that a combination of global and domestic factors has promoted recent withdrawal. Jiojit Investments Chief Investment Strategist V.K. Vijaykumar says that FPIs are able to cash in money on high evaluation due to continuous large-scale domestic institutional investors and invest money in cheap markets like China-Hong Kong and South Korea.

According to the data, FPI has invested Rs 1,978 crore under the general limit from loan or bond during the period under review and withdraw Rs 993 crore from voluntary retention route.

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Dollar vs rupee: On the one hand, while the announcement of 25 percent new tariffs imposed on India and the purchase of crude oil from Russia by US President Donald Trump, there was a stir in the stock market on Thursday morning, while crores of investors were drowned in a few minutes. Meanwhile, the Indian rupee on Thursday improved 14 paise to reach 87.66 against the US dollar during early trade on Thursday, which is its lowest level ever.

Recovery in rupee:

This recovery in the rupee has been seen at a time when the possibility of intervention of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) increased after Trump’s warning. Foreign currency traders say that in the last three years, the rupee has come back a bit after the biggest decline in a day against the dollar. However, it is still trading with a negative attitude.

On Wednesday, the rupee reached a record low of 87.80 against the dollar. At the same time, the dollar index, depicting the US dollar position against six major currencies, fell 0.03 percent to 99.78.

stock market crash:

Indian domestic stock markets saw a decline after Trump’s tariff was announced. The BSE Sensex fell 582.49 points to 80,899.37 in early trade, while NSE Nifty also fell 151.70 points to 24,802.45. The price of International Standard Brent crude fell 0.19 percent to $ 73.10 per barrel.

According to stock market data, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) were pure selling on Wednesday. He sold shares worth Rs 850.04 crore. On the other hand, the Federal Reserve has not cut any kind of interest rates. Negotiations are going on between India and America about the trade agreement, which still keeps the expectation for exporters ..

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Rupee opens stronger: After the ceasefire between India and Pakistan on the border, the positive trend in the market due to reduced tension and the US-China trade deal has added new enthusiasm to the Indian rupee. On Tuesday 13 May, the rupee strengthened 74 paise to 84.62 per dollar against the dollar.

Forex traders say that the frequent interest and purchases of foreign investors in Indian assets have given tremendous support to the local currency. Significantly, after the Pahalgam terror attack on 22 April, India attacked and demolished 9 terrorist bases in Pakistan and its occupied Kashmir on 7 May. After heavy tension between the two countries, India and Pakistan announced a ceasefire on Saturday to stop firing and military action immediately.

Rupee bounced after ceasefire

The rupee opened at 84.70 per dollar in the Interbank Forex Exchange Market. After that, he fell at 84.74 against the dollar. However, it again returned to 84.62 per dollar, which shows a gain of 74 paise against the previous closed price. The rupee closed at 85.36 against the US dollar on the last day of the last week i.e. on Friday.

The foreign exchange market was closed on Monday due to Buddha Purnima. Meanwhile, the dollar index, showing the US dollar position against six major currencies, fell 20 percent to 101.58.

Stock market declining phase

The Indian stock market saw a decline on Tuesday. The BSE Sensex slipped down 902.68 points to 81,527.22 points, while the Nifty slipped 207.15 points to 24,717.55 points. International standard Brent crude fell by 0.22 percent to $ 64.82 per barrel.

According to the stock market data, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) were living on Monday and purely bought shares worth Rs 1,246.48 crore. It is worth noting that the US and China recently informed about the two countries to be agreed between the two countries for the 90-day ban on each other.