New Delhi, Feb. 17 -- Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) persist in withdrawing billions of rupees from the Indian stock market in 2025, aggressively offloading Indian shares on exchanges daily. While concerns over elevated valuations, a decelerating Indian economy, and a subdued December quarter performance have already dampened sentiment, escalating global trade tensions have further exacerbated investor uncertainty, prompting a broader reassessment of risk exposure.

India is not alone in witnessing sustained outflows from FPIs; other Asian markets are also experiencing similar pressure, leaving equities without support. So far this month, FPIs have offloaded another Rs.22,929 crore worth of Indian shares on exchanges after selling Rs....