Foreign investors withdraw $2 billion from Indian equities in June amid valuation concerns

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Foreign portfolio investors pulled approximately $2 billion out of Indian stock markets in June 2024. This marks the first monthly outflow of 2024, driven by high market valuations and global economic uncertainty. The selling was concentrated in the financial services and information technology sectors. Analysts suggest investors are seeking clarity on India's economic policies following the recent election.

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