On Friday, a strong purchase activity released the bulls as the Indian headlines ended the three-term defeat by the action led by banks, Energy and IT stocks. FII activity on NSE, BSE and MSEI in the Capital Market segment has received Rs. Started by buying 7,940.70. Meanwhile, domestic institutional investors (DIIs) chose to book profits because they sold domestic stocks worth Rs 3,049.88 crore.
The Nifty closed at 319.15 points or 1.29% at 25,112.40, ending at 30-Stock S&P BSE Sensex 82,408.17, which increased by 1,046.30 points or 1.29% on the personal contribution of heavyweights HDFC Bank and Reliance Industries (RIL).
Commenting on the current trends, senior director of waterfield advisers-informed investments, Vipul Bhover, said that the ongoing FPI pattern suggests contrast in April, with significant power in May. He said the highest level was monitored in eight months in the flow registered in May, indicating the resurrection of foreign investors’ interest in Indian markets.
Nevertheless, geographical political tensions, including the conflict between Israel and Iran, along with global uncertainties, encouraged a careful optimistic pattern in June, Bhowar said.
With stabilization in global conditions, India may experience the investment flow of more durable and stable foreign portfolio in the future behind domestic fundamentals and favorable long -term growth views, he said.
There are six more sessions left in June and their action will determine whether they are net buyers for the third successive month.
In the fortnight ending June 15, FII sold local shares worth Rs 5,404 crore. The biggest solution was the financial services sectors where FIIs cost Rs. 700 crores against Rs. Returned to the purchase with a purchase of 4,685 core. In the field of ENERGY, the equity of Rs 1,199 crore was purchased in the last fortnight with an equity of Rs 1,199 crore with Rs 390 crore.
The worst blow was Telecom, where FIIs cost Rs. 7,052 core investment against Rs. There were a net seller worth Rs 887 crore. Auto, Consumer Durables and FMCG were other big legguards.
In 2025, FIIs floated the shares worth Rs 96,683 crore. In the January-to March quarter, an equity of Rs 1,16,574 was sold.
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