FPIs Infuse ₹5,989 Crore into Indian Markets from June 8 - 11; Pull Back ₹7,422 Crore in Next Two Sessions
By HDFC SKY | Updated at: Jun 14, 2025 04:30 PM IST
Mumbai, June 14 — Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) displayed a volatile investment pattern in Indian capital markets during the week ended June 14, 2025, with aggressive equity buying in the first half offset by significant sell-offs in the latter part.
Net FPI Flows: Weekly Snapshot
| Period | Gross Purchases (₹ Cr) | Gross Sales (₹ Cr) | Net Investment (₹ Cr) | Net USD Investment (Mn) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8–11 Jun | 75,587.60 | 65,202.42 | +10,385.18 | +1,166.84 |
| 12–13 Jun | 31,976.69 | 39,398.97 | –7,422.28 | –868.20 |
| Total (Week) | 107,564.29 | 104,601.39 | +2,962.90 | +298.64 |
Segment-Wise FPI Behaviour
Equity investments remained the dominant flow driver:
- June 9 to 11 saw net equity inflows of ₹6,758 crore, driven by robust stock exchange purchases and primary market activity.
- June 12 and 13, however, witnessed net equity outflows of ₹3,407 crore, with sharp selling on exchanges.
Debt market flows showed contrasting trends:
- FPIs infused funds into general debt limits on June 11 (₹1,364.20 crore), but reversed sharply on June 12 with net outflows of ₹2,529.33 crore.
- Debt-FAR and Debt-VRR segments also turned negative in the latter half of the week, especially on June 12 and 13.
Net Investment by Segment (₹ Cr)
| Segment | 8–11 Jun Net (₹ Cr) | 12–13 Jun Net (₹ Cr) | Cumulative Weekly Net (₹ Cr) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Equity | +6,758.81 | –3,407.16 | +3,351.65 |
| Debt (General) | +2,425.64 | –2,486.90 | –61.26 |
| Debt-FAR | –1,973.08 | –1,560.11 | –3,533.19 |
| Debt-VRR | +124.90 | –34.42 | +90.48 |
| Hybrid | +61.29 | +43.55 | +104.84 |
| Mutual Funds | +120.55 | +22.76 | +143.31 |
Currency and Derivatives
FPI interest remained high in derivatives markets. According to data from June 13:
- Index options saw transactions worth over ₹76,000 crore (combined buy and sell).
- Stock futures also remained active with open interest exceeding ₹3.8 lakh crore.
Strategic Outlook
The week’s pattern reveals that FPIs remain cautiously optimistic on Indian equities, capitalising on valuation dips mid-week. However, the sell-off toward the end reflects global caution ahead of key US economic data and bond yield shifts.
Market participants are expected to watch FPI flows closely in the coming sessions, especially with the Federal Reserve’s next rate outlook and domestic macro data in focus.
About FPI Trends Reporting
Foreign Portfolio Investment (FPI) data is compiled by NSDL based on reports submitted by custodians and reflects trades conducted by FPIs on a T+1 basis across equity, debt, hybrid, mutual fund, and alternative investment segments.
India’s capital markets continue to attract long-term foreign interest, with short-term shifts largely driven by global liquidity trends and geopolitical triggers.
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