FII/FPI & DII Data: On Friday 16th May, FII broke a big record - know what DIIs did

News Topical, Digital Desk : FIIs i.e. foreign institutional investors have made the biggest bang in the months of April and May. The biggest purchase was made on Friday i.e. 16 May 2025. Data released on NSE i.e. National Stock Exchange shows that FIIs have made purchases worth +8,831.05 crores in cash. On the other hand, DIIs i.e. domestic institutional investors have made purchases worth +5,187.09 crores. At the same time, FIIs have made purchases worth Rs 23,782.64 crores so far in the month of May. Apart from this, DIIs have made purchases worth Rs 23,298.55 crores so far in the month of May.

Know in detail what was done on 16 May 2025- In the stock market, FIIs have sold shares worth Rs -12,548.87 crore in cash.

At the same time, shares worth Rs +21,379.92 crore have been bought. In total, purchases worth Rs +8,831.05 crore have been made in cash. On the other hand, DII i.e. domestic institutional investors have bought shares worth Rs +16,971.90 crore and sold shares worth Rs -11,784.81 crore. In this sense, a total of Rs +5,187.09 crore has been purchased in cash. 

What next?  Talking about the future movement of the market, Deepak Shenoy, Founder and CEO of CapitalMind, told CNBC Awaaz that we are moving towards an all-time high. However, it cannot be said when this level will be seen. It may take a few days or months. Mixed signals are visible in the market. However, a kind of relief is visible in the market. As the results are coming, it seems that they are good. The results of some midcap and smallcap companies have been very good. Its effect is now visible on the stocks. More domestic money is coming into the market for funds. Buying has also increased from domestic funds. But not much can be said about the market from the move of 1 year or 1 week. Despite such a big geopolitical tension, the market has only gone up. Positive signals are being seen in big private banks. Their spread is in both corporate and retail. If there is recovery in corporate loans, then big banks will benefit from this. Not only PSU banks but also big private banks will benefit from this. They have a lot of scope for credit growth. They have a lot of funds, which means they will not need to raise funds from anywhere to give loans. Their capital adequacy ratio has become very good. In the case of personal loans also, the recovery of private banks will be a little faster. The valuations of private banks have also improved compared to earlier. Investors should definitely include good banks in their portfolio. 

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