Iran War Impact: ईरान युद्ध से मूड खराब… भागने लगे विदेशी निवेशक, ताबड़तोड़ ₹52000Cr निकाले – US Iran War Impact Stock Market Crash FPI selloff 52000 crore rupee tutc
All the countries of the world are burning due to the fire of war in the Middle East. The war between America, Israel and Iran has created a lot of chaos especially in the stock markets. Indian market is also not able to recover, on the other hand Iran War has also spoiled the mood of foreign investors and even once FPIs have done heavy selling. If we look at the figures, in March alone, FPIs have withdrawn more than Rs 52,000 crore from Indian markets.
War begins here, evacuation continues there
According to PTI report, rising tensions in West Asia, fall in Indian currency rupee and rising crude oil prices have adversely affected the sentiments of foreign investors and trade started on February 28. America-After Iran’s war with Israel, heavy selling has been seen in the month of March. If we look at the figures, foreign investors have withdrawn Rs 52,704 crore (about 5.73 billion dollars) in the first fortnight.
FPI had returned only last month
If we look at the figures of the treasury, after three consecutive months of selling, the return of foreign investors was seen in February itself. FPI had withdrawn Rs 3,765 crore in November 2025, Rs 22,611 crore in December 2025 and Rs 35,962 crore in January 2026. However, after this, FPI had invested Rs 22,615 crore in February, which was the highest investment in the last 17 months. But in March the war again spoiled the mood of foreign investors.
These are the big reasons for strong selling
According to market experts, amid global tension, global uncertainty and rise in crude prices as well as pressure on the rupee have worsened the sentiment of investors and reduced their risk appetite and money has flowed out of the Indian market. With Crude Price once again reaching above $100 per barrel, risk aversion has increased in the market.
stock market Investors distressed by the crash
If we look at the situation of Indian shares along with the selling by foreign investors, then both the Sensex-Nifty indices had fallen heavily last week. In five trading days, Bombay Stock Exchange’s Sensex fell by 4,355 points or 5.51%, while National Stock Exchange’s Nifty slipped by 1,299.35 points or 5.31%. Amidst this fall, the top 10 Sensex companies had to suffer a loss of more than Rs 4.48 lakh crore.
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