Archive · 31 Jul 2026
Sensex, Nifty Rise as FII Buying Boosts Market Sentiment
The Indian stock market, which includes the Sensex and Nifty indexes, went up this week.
This happened because many foreign investors bought a lot of Indian stocks, which made people feel hopeful.
They bought about 2,981.87 crore rupees worth of stocks on Wednesday.
Experts said that the buying might keep going slowly, even if some selling happens.
They also mentioned that the U.S. Federal Reserve is keeping interest rates steady, but higher bond yields and oil price changes could make investors nervous.
Sensex and Nifty climbed this week, driven by foreign institutional investor purchases.
FIIs bought Indian equities worth Rs 2,981.87 crore on Wednesday.
Equinomics Research analyst G. Chokkalingam said FII buying has created optimism and may continue slowly.
Geojit Investments analyst Vinod Nair noted U.S. Fed rate stance, rising bond yields, and oil volatility add external uncertainty.
Market sentiment remains positive despite short‑term selling and global economic pressures.
- Who
- Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) and analysts G. Chokkalingam and Vinod Nair
- What
- Sensex and Nifty rose due to FII buying
- When
- This week, with a purchase on Wednesday
- Where
- Indian stock markets (Sensex and Nifty)
- Why
- FII buying created optimism; external factors like Fed rates, bond yields, and oil volatility add uncertainty
- Indices
- Sensex, Nifty
- FII Purchase (₹ crore)
- 2,981.87
- Purchase Date
- Wednesday
- Analyst 1
- G. Chokkalingam, Equinomics Research
- Analyst 2
- Vinod Nair, Geojit Investments