Foreign investors are pulling money out of Indian markets at a concerning pace—Rs 5,524 crore in July alone—adding to a staggering total outflow of Rs 83,245 crore so far in 2025. The exodus seems tied to growing unease over US-India trade tensions, which are making global investors skittish about sticking around.

Editor’s Note: When foreign investors pull out big sums like this, it’s not just a number—it shakes market confidence and can drag down stocks, the rupee, and overall economic momentum. With US-India trade relations looking rocky, this trend could signal tougher times ahead for India’s financial markets unless something changes. Investors are clearly waiting for clearer skies before jumping back in.