Archive · 13 Sep 2025
FPIs Turn Net Buyers After Eight-Week Selling Streak
Foreign investors, called FIIs, started buying in Indian markets again after selling for two months.
They bought about $168 million worth of stocks and bonds in the week ending September 12, 2025.
While they sold some stocks, they bought a lot of debt.
Some experts believe that the U.S. may lower interest rates and SEBI's new rules are positive signs.
Although the market shows signs of recovery, some are concerned about high market valuations, the overall global economy, and India's high value compared to other markets.
FPIs became net buyers after eight weeks of selling.
Net inflow of $168 million recorded during the week.
Equity segment saw net outflows while debt markets supported the positive flows.
FPI selling totaled ₹11,169 crores up to September 13, 2025.
Experts cite factors like U.S. rate cut expectations and supportive policy reforms.
- Who
- Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs)
- What
- Turned net buyers in Indian markets after eight weeks of selling.
- When
- Week ending September 12, 2025
- Where
- Indian markets
- Why
- Mixed global and domestic signals, including expectations of a U.S. rate cut and supportive policy reforms.
FII Viewpoint
Market Analyst Viewpoint
Market Conditions
FII Viewpoint
FIIs are awaiting stronger earnings visibility, sustained currency stability, and clearer global cues.
Market Analyst Viewpoint
Market experts remain cautiously optimistic and expect FIIs to reduce selling and potentially increase buying.
- Net Inflow
- $168 million
- Period
- Week ending September 12, 2025
- Equity Outflows
- ₹2,825.39 crores ($320.02 million)
- Debt Inflows
- ₹4,337.64 crores ($491.55 million)
- Total FII Selling in 2025
- ₹1,82,109 crores
