In May, Indian stocks have raised Rs. 23,778 crore. What more purchases are seen forward?

Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) have continued their purchase in Indian equity, with Rs. With a purchase of Rs 23,778 crore. This comes after a significant shift in the FII strategy in April, where they reversed their sales trend and spent Rs. A net purchase of Rs 4,243 crore was registered.

This data is the main investment strategist of GeoGit Investments Limited. VK It was published by Vijay Kumar, who saw a significant change in FII behavior during the second quarter of 2025.

Dr. GeoGit Investments’s main investment strategist Dr. VK Vijay Kumar pointed out, “There were sellers in the first three months of 2025, during this period, equity was sold for Rs. 116,574 crore, in April, buyers became buyers with a purchase of Rs.

According to him, the purchase pace has gained more in May, which has been executed by facilitating geographical political tensions and stabilizing macroeconomic conditions.

He added, “This change in the FII strategy up to an accelerated purchase in May with a large purchase of 23,778 crore by May 16.”

Recent flow has increased following the resolution of US-China trade conflicts and India-Pakistan border tensions, amidst globally improving trade relations.

Vijay Kumar noted, “The scenario of global trade has improved after a break in the end of the US and China and Indo-Pak struggles.”

Despite the challenges in the big economy such as the US, China, Japan and the EU, India’s growth potential remains strong, with the country expects a growth rate of 26 %ara in the financial year.

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Vijay Kumar said, “Importantly, inflation is very controlled in India and the MPC expected to reduce rates two or three times in the cycle of this rate,” Vijay Kumar said, “Macro constraints are good in India.”

With the expectation of further reduction and continuous purchase from FIIS, DR DR .. Vijay Kumar expects that “going forward, FIIs are likely to continue their purchase in India. Therefore, big caps will be elastic.”

Strong flow of investors’ confidence in India’s economic stability provides more support for the current market rally.

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