Archive · 21 Sep 2025
FII Selling Moderates Amid Bullish Indian Market Rally
Imagine big investors from other countries selling some stocks in India, but not as much as before.
This month, they sold a lot, but the market is still going up!
Some experts think this is because the market might be too expensive.
Even though these investors are selling stocks on the market, they are also buying new stocks, which is a bit strange.
These investors are also investing in other markets like Hong Kong.
However, it is expected that the Indian market will rise, potentially leading to these investors returning and expecting a profitable turnaround.
FIIs slowed their selling in Indian markets but remain net sellers for September.
The Nifty index increased by 213 points, closing at 25,327.
FIIs bought ₹1,559 crore worth of equities in September through the primary market.
FIIs have sold a large amount of equities in 2025, but this has not greatly impacted the market.
Analysts predict a potential turnaround in FPI sentiments based on projected corporate earnings growth.
- Who
- Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs)
- What
- Slowed selling of Indian equities
- When
- September 2025
- Where
- Indian markets
- Why
- Due to factors including overvaluation and market performance.
Bearish Sentiment
Bullish Sentiment
Market Outlook
Bearish Sentiment
Driven by lacklustre earnings, stretched valuations, and uncertainty over US tariffs.
Bullish Sentiment
Analysts feel high likelihood of above 15 per cent growth in corporate earnings in FY27.
- FII Selling (September)
- ₹9,503 crore
- Nifty Index (Closing)
- 25,327
- Nifty Index (Weekly Gain)
- 213 points
- FII Equity Buying (September)
- ₹1,559 crore
- FII Equity Selling (2025)
- ₹180,443 crore