FIIs Data: Know what the foreign investors who bought shares worth Rs 31000 crore in the last week of March will do in April?

FIIs Data: Foreign portfolio investors (FPI) activity in the Indian stock market remains volatile in 2025. After heavy selling in January and February, FIIs bought ₹31,000 crore in late March, leading to a 6% rise in the Nifty. However, US President Donald Trump's trade policies and global economic uncertainty are affecting investor sentiment.

2025 started on a very negative note for foreign investors. FIIs sold ₹78,027 crore in January and ₹34,574 crore in February, leading to a decline in the market. But despite a net sell-off of ₹3,973 crore in March, strong buying of ₹31,000 crore in the last week supported the market.

Why are investors returning to the market?
Experts believe that there are several reasons behind FIIs returning to the market:

Attractive valuation: After the market fell by 16% from the highest level of September 2024, Indian stocks started looking attractive to investors. Strong rupee: The rupee has strengthened recently, due to which FIIs started investing in the Indian market again. Better economic indicators: Indicators like India's GDP growth, industrial production (IIP) and retail inflation (CPI) have improved. Are FIIs returning? Experts believe that FIIs flows will continue to fluctuate, especially after Trump's proposed 'reciprocal tariff' announcement on April 2. If the US tightens new import duties, global investors may again become cautious. FIIs trend While FIIs have withdrawn ₹1.16 lakh crore from the equity market so far in 2025, they have invested ₹779 crore in the debt market. This indicates that foreign investors still see long-term potential in the Indian economy, but are adopting a cautious stance.

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