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FII Selloff and Global Signals Dampen India's Market Prospects
25 Jul
Summary
- Ongoing FII selling reaches ₹11,572 crore in last 4 days
- Upcoming US-China trade talks in Sweden to provide insights
- Lack of fiscal measures and monetary policy meeting add to uncertainty
The short-term outlook for the Indian market has deteriorated, according to market analysts. This is primarily due to the ongoing selling by foreign institutional investors (FIIs), which has reached a total of ₹11,572 crore over the last four trading days. This significant outflow of foreign funds is likely to have a negative impact on the market.
Furthermore, the global signals also remain unfavorable. The upcoming US-China trade discussions scheduled in Sweden for Monday are anticipated to provide critical insights into the direction of US-India negotiations, particularly as talks regarding Russian oil supplies are also on the agenda in Stockholm. With a lack of fiscal measures and the monetary policy meeting set for August 6, Indian markets are preparing for a potentially weak conclusion to the week, which could result in the fourth consecutive week of losses.
Despite the challenging market conditions, investors are closely monitoring the developments in the global trade landscape and the upcoming policy decisions, hoping for a more favorable outcome in the near future.
