FPIS contact the net buyer day after a massive sale, MOP shares worth 2,200 rupees

Foreign portfolio investors became the net buyers of Indian stocks after two days of sales on Wednesday when they wiped shares worth 2,201,79 rupees, according to the provisional data of the national stock exchange.

Domestic institutional investors remained net buyers for the second time in a row when they bought stocks worth 683.77 billion rupees.

On Tuesday, the FPIs sold shares worth 10.016.1 billion rupees, which was the sharpest entry sale since February 28th.

So far, the overseeing investors in May have net purchase shares worth 17,000 billion rupees.

Last month, the investors in overseas had a net purchase stock worth 4,223 billion rupees, according to the data of the National Securities Depository Ltd. This happened after the FPIs were net buyers in the first three months of 2025.

In March they had netted shares worth 3.973 billion rupees, which was significantly lower compared to the sale of shares worth 34,574 billion rupees in February. This was preceded by a net sale of RS 78,027 Crore in January.

In 2025, the FPIs have previously sold shares worth over 95,351 billion rupees, as the NSDL data showed.

Remarkably, the benchmark share indices made up on Wednesday and dropped a defeat of three sessions.

The NSE NIFTY 50 Castle 129.55 points or 0.52% higher at 24,813.5 and the BSE Sensex ended 410 points or 0.51% at 81,596. During the day, the Nifty received 1.06% to 24,946, while the Sensex rose by 1.03% to 82,021.