Stock market at near two-month lows: Why are FIIs selling Indian...

Stock market at near two-month lows: Why are FIIs selling Indian stocks? Explained

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Indian stock markets are experiencing a downturn, hitting near two-month lows as Nifty50 and Sensex drop over 2%. Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) are aggressively selling, driven by factors like a strengthening US dollar, uncertainty around a US trade deal, and Q1 earnings.

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