FII’s Returned to Indian Securities Market: Highest Net Inflows Since March 27

On April 15, 2025, Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) made a strong comeback to Indian equities by injecting ₹6,065.78 crore—marking highest net inflow since March 27. This indicated a reversal in their recent selling streak, indicating a shift in sentiment as global trade worries began to ease.

In contrast, domestic institutional investors (DIIs) turned net sellers, booking profits by offloading stocks worth ₹1,951.60 crore, likely taking advantage of the recent market upswing. Provisional data revealed that FIIs purchased shares worth ₹25,103 crore and sold ₹19,037 crore during the session. Meanwhile, DIIs bought stocks valued at ₹11,259 crore and sold ₹13,211 crore.

Despite the day’s positive flows, FIIs remain net sellers for 2025 to the tune of ₹1.68 lakh crore, whereas DIIs have recorded net purchases of ₹2.04 lakh crore so far this year. Indian benchmark indices surged on Tuesday, recovering all of last week’s losses caused by tariff-related concerns. The rally was fueled by signs of easing U.S. trade tensions and broad-based sectoral gains.

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