Tickets were largely backed by a significant purchase activity on Wednesdays and Fridays | Photo credit: Francis Mascarenhas
Mumbai
Foreign investment in the Indian shares market remained a positive duration of June 16 to 20, thought that net tickets decreased compared to the previous week, according to the latest data published by the National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL).
According to the data, foreign investors made net tickets worth ₹ 1,209 million rupees in Indian shares this week.
Tickets were largely backed by a significant purchase activity on Wednesday and Friday. Market experts attributed this tendency to foreign participation in several locking blockages per week, along with notable tickets on Friday due to FTSE rebalancing.
Siddhartha Khemka, Head Research, Wealth Management, Motilal Oswal Financial Services told Ani “FPI tickets this week have been driven by the purchase observed in the sacrifice of several blockages. Healthy economic growth under multiple -year inflation, rates reduced by RBI and prospects of a normal monsoon above normal.”
Despite the positive movement this week, the investment of the foreign portfolio (FPI) flows for the month of June so far to remain negatively. As of June 20, the net exits of foreign investors were at ₹ 4,192 million rupees. However, this is an improvement of the previous week (which ends on June 13), when the fair departures were higher than ₹ 5,402 million rupees.
This reduction in the outputs reflects some signs of stabilization in the feeling of FPI. Khemka added that the recent entries are being promoted by the strong economic foundations of India. These factors collectively promote investors confidence and encourage selective foreign investment, even in global uncertainties.
Looking towards the future, he suggested that global and national factors will influence FPI trends in the next week. Key global triggers include geopolitical developments, fluctuations in crude oil prices amid tensions in the Middle East and the deadline that is close to the imposition of US reciprocal tariffs.
In the domestic front, important drivers will be macroconomic indicators, institutional purchase support and specific trigger in the sector, such as monsoon progress, consumption trends and infrastructure impulse. These elements are expected to determine specific stock movements and short -term FPI behavior.
At the beginning of May, the net income of the Investment of Foreign Portfolio (FPI) remained positive and stood at ₹ 19,860 million rupees, which made the month of best performance in the month of foreign investment. The data from the previous months also showed that the FPI had sold shares worth ₹ 3,973 million rupees in March. In January and February, they had sold shares worth ₹ 78,027 million rupees and ₹ 34,574 million rupees, respectively.
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Posted on June 21, 2025