Stock Market News: What happened that DIIs invested Rs 3 lakh crore in 5 months, what will happen next!

News Topical, Digital Desk : Domestic institutional investors i.e. DIIs have invested more than Rs 3 lakh crore in the Indian stock market so far in the year 2025. This figure has been crossed even before the remaining six months of the year, which makes it clear that investors' confidence in the market remains intact.

DII investment year on year
2020 saw a slight sell-off. Investment increased in 2021. Around Rs 2.76 lakh crore was invested in 2022. Rs 1.82 lakh crore was invested in 2023.

Rs 5.23 lakh crore was invested at a record level in 2024.  In 2025, the investment has crossed Rs 3 lakh crore so far.

Why are DIIs investing so much money- A tremendous surge was seen in May, Rs 66000 crore was invested. In June, so far, about Rs 29000 crore was purchased. Money was invested rapidly through block deals.

Expectations of strong earnings, strong rupee and domestic policy support increased investor confidence.

Who is investing
Mutual funds are at the forefront, so far Rs 1.98 lakh crore has been invested. Insurance companies contributed Rs 42220 crore and pension funds contributed Rs 17543 crore. Banks were net sellers of Rs 9450 crore during this period. Ajay Garg (SMC Global) told Moneycontrol that the recent 50 basis point repo cut and relief in CRR have made loans cheaper, which will boost demand and investment. Nikunj Saraf (Choice Wealth) says that three major reasons are strengthening DIIs Regular SIP investment RBI's policy support Possible good results of companies So far in 2025, the Sensex has gained 5.5 percent and the Nifty has gained 6.2 percent. Midcap rose only 0.3 percent, while smallcap has declined 2 percent. Prashant Tapase of Mehta Equities said that the market will remain bullish, but a correction may come due to a fall in earnings or global shocks. Advice for investors: Maintain investment in strong companies. Look at volatility as an opportunity. Keep an eye on Q1 FY26 results and rural demand. Overall - the figures so far and the investor sentiment clearly show that the role of DII in the Indian stock market remains like a strong backbone. Investors are confidently staying in the market, and if the results of the companies are better, then this momentum can continue in the future as well.

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