FPI Flow In May: Danadan Investment Second Monthly In May, FPI put in 19860 from 19860 on the market in May – FPI Flows in Indian equations at RS 19860 crore in May 2025 in the middle of the stock market upon data TUTC
The Indian stock market can see ups and downs, but the confidence of foreign investors is not astounding, but increases even more. This can be evaluated by examining the investment made by foreign portfolio investors, that is to say FPI in May. It was the second consecutive month, when the FPI has invested money on the Indian equity market and examines the deposit figures, the investment figure was Rs 19,860 crosses in May.
FPI’s confidence has increased for the second consecutive month
The trustee of foreign portfolio investors on the Indian stock market increases permanently and the investment process began after three months of heavy sales earlier this year. While in May 2025, FPI added RS 19,860 crosses to the Indian markets, earlier in April, he had made an investment of Rs 4,223 crore. However, if you look at the first months before that, FPI had withdrawn RS 78 027 Brove, RS 34,574 crosses in February and Rs 3,973 crosses in March.
What do the experts say?
These purchasing figures made by foreign investors indicate a strong interior position. According to PTI, Himanshu Srivastava, associate director of investment Morningstar Himanshu Srivastava, revealed the hope of reducing inflation in the United States, the Fed of the United States, as well as the strong growth in India’s GDP (GDP growth in India), exposed the reasons for this. At the same time, the main strategic investment VK Vijaykumar by Geojit Investments alerted this investment process in India, as well as to alert that foreign investors can see the sale of foreign investors when stock prices increase.
Last week of the May investment
During exchanges on the stock market, there was a big top and the stockings of last week and the senses are sometimes considered seriously broken, they were sometimes seen to run with Stormy Fast, but in the meantime, the response of foreign investors was positive in most working days. In the five working days between May 26 and 30, the FPI invested RS 6 024.77 crosses, while the last day of negotiation of the week also sold on Friday 1,758.23 crores.
The market closed in the red zone on Friday
Due to the ups and downs on last week’s market, the Bombay Stock Exchange at 30 shares was down 270.07 points, or 0.33%. Friday, the Sensex slipped 182.02 points to end at 81,451.01, while the NIFTY index of the National Stock Exchange (NSE NIFTY) closed in the red zone on Friday. The NIFTY slipped its previous level of 24,833.60 closed at 24,812.60 and closed at 24,750.70 with a drop of 288.65 points or 1.15% when the equity market was closed.
