Archive · 26 Oct 2025
FIIs Return to Indian Market, Investing ₹10,692 Crore
Investors from other countries are buying stocks in India again.
They made a lot of profit investing in new companies.
They also took some profits on some days but overall, they were buying more than selling.
Analysts believe this trend will continue.
The investors are encouraged by factors such as strong sales during Diwali and possible trade deal with the US, which could further improve market conditions.
FIIs have returned to Indian markets this month.
The primary market has been a steady source of profit for FIIs.
Cumulative FII selling up to October 25 was Rs 3,363 crore.
FIIs invested Rs 10,692 crore through the primary market up to October 25.
Analysts suggest a potential India-US trade deal could improve investor sentiment.
- Who
- Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs)
- What
- Renewed investment in Indian markets
- When
- October, up to October 25th
- Where
- Indian Markets
- Why
- Declining valuation gap, improving earnings growth, robust consumption, and potential India-US trade deal.
- FII Selling (to Oct 25)
- Rs 3,363 crore
- Primary Market Investment (to Oct 25)
- Rs 10,692 crore
- FII Outflow (Oct 25)
- Rs 1,166 crore
- DII Inflow (Oct 25)
- Rs 3,893 crore
