Archive · 7 Jun 2025
Stock Exchanges See High Turnover, Investor Confidence Soars
More people are trading stocks again, which means they're buying and selling shares.
This has pushed the amount of money changing hands on the stock exchanges to a high point this year.
Investors seem more confident in the Indian economy.
Lower interest rates from the RBI and tax breaks have also made investors feel more positive.
Foreign investors are also putting money back into the market, cautiously.
Overall, investors seem to be more confident, though still careful about their investments.
Average daily turnover on stock exchanges has reached a new high.
NSE ADTV increased 15% last month to ₹1.11 lakh crore.
BSE ADTV was up 32% to ₹7,536 crore.
FIIs invested ₹11,773 crore in May after a period of uncertainty.
RBI has cut repo rates three times, boosting investor sentiment.
- Who
- Retail and foreign investors, RBI
- What
- Increased average daily turnover on stock exchanges
- When
- Last month (May 2025)
- Where
- NSE and BSE
- Why
- Driven by positive economic outlook and government policies
- NSE ADTV (May)
- ₹1.11 lakh crore
- BSE ADTV (May)
- ₹7,536 crore
- NSE M-Cap Growth (MoM)
- 5%
- RBI Repo Rate Cuts
- 3
- FII Investment (May)
- ₹11,773 crore
- RBI Growth Estimate
- 6.5%