Trump’s tariffs cause a huge drawing of 31 575 CRRE by foreign investors in India

Foreign investors withdrew ₹31 575 Crore from this month this month, this month, as a result of turbulence emanating from wide tariffs applied by the US to most nations, including India.

It happened after the net investment ₹30 927 CRE at six trade sessions from March 21 to March 28. This infusion helped reduce the overall drain in March to March ₹3 973 Crore, according to the deposit data.

Total FPI outflow on ₹1.48 LAK

Compared to the previous months, this means a significant improvement. In February, foreign portfolio investors (FPI) ₹34 574 CRERE, while in January the drain was even higher ₹78 027 CRERE. This change in the mood of investors emphasized the variability and evolving dynamics on global financial markets.

According to the data, FPI withdrew ₹31 575 Crore from Indian actions between April 1 and April 11.

Thanks to this, the total outflow according to FPI achieved ₹1.48 Lakh Crore so far in 2025.

“FPI will probably change buyers in India”

“Turbulence on global stock markets after President Trump’s mutual tariffs also influenced FPI investments in India,” said VK Vijayakumar, the main investment strategist, Geojit Investments.

He believes that a clear pattern in the FPI strategy will appear only after the ongoing chaos dies.

“In the average period, FPI will probably change buyers in India, because both the US and China are aimed at an inevitable slowdown as a result of a ongoing trade war. Even in the unfavorable global scenario, India may increase by 6 percent in a budget year 26. This, with a better increase in earnings in FY26, may attract FPI investments in India on India, when dust on the market, when dust on the market, when dust on the market Market, he added.

Vinit Bolinjkar, head of research, Ventura, said that the ongoing sale in Indian actions is caused by macro and geopolitical risk led by tariffs hit by the US government.

However, the strong basics of macro in the country remain intact. He added that the solid domestic demand and continuous achievement of trade still positively positively positively positively in the long term.

In addition to the action, FPI took out ₹4 077 CRERE from the general debt limit and withdrew ₹6 633 Crore from the voluntary debt retention route.