The flight of foreign capital and lackluster corporate earnings are dragging on Indian share prices, with analysts predicting a rocky road ahead for expensive stocks that benefited from a post-COVID boom in equity investment. https://t.co/pAPf4S3PE4 https://t.co/jDMt2UIBm4
Global funds sell equities worth over $10 billion in October as #Nifty50 heads toward a correction.
BREAKING 🚨: India Global Investors just sold an ALL-TIME HIGH $10 Billion worth of Indian Stocks in October https://t.co/K6tBFsSo5n

Foreign investors withdrew over $10 billion from India's stock market in October, marking a record outflow. This trend is attributed to a shift in investment focus towards China, as valuations in India appear stretched. Analysts note that the selloff may continue due to a combination of factors, including the waning post-pandemic economic boom and disappointing corporate earnings. The Nifty 50 index is reportedly heading toward a correction, indicating potential challenges ahead for Indian equities that had previously surged during the COVID-19 recovery period.


