Global funds make a record withdrawal from Indian stock markets due to growth concerns

Glonghui, April 11 — Due to the energy shock triggered by the conflict between the US and Iran, global funds have withdrawn 18.84 billion US dollars from the Indian stock market in just over three months. As global capital shifts toward economies related to artificial intelligence, the Indian stock market is losing its appeal, and the oil crisis has further intensified existing market concerns. Domestic funds have cushioned this impact: this year, mutual funds and institutions have injected 31 billion US dollars into the market, but this support is still not enough to offset the impact of continued foreign capital sell-offs.