Indian Stock Market, Jan. 28 -- Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) continued to withdraw funds from the Indian market for the 17th consecutive session on Monday, January 27, pulling out an additional Rs.5,015 crore from Indian equities, bringing the total outflows for January to Rs.74,095 crore, according to the latest Trendlyne data.

This is the biggest monthly sell-off by FPIs since October 2024, when they withdrew Rs.1.14 lakh crore from Indian equities through exchanges. Concerns over U.S. President Donald Trump's economic policies on global trade, worries about further U.S. Fed rate cuts in 2025, weak earnings delivered by Indian companies in Q3 so far, and higher U.S. bond yields have all impacted the sentiment of overseas investor...