FPIs invest ₹14,590 crore in June; early July sees withdrawal

In June, foreign investors put 14,590 crore in the country’s equity market, improved global liquidity conditions, alleviated geopolitical tensions, and marked the third flat investment month supported by the Indian Reserve Bank.

However, in July, foreign portfolio investors (FPI) translated net sellers and data with deposits drew 1,421 Crore in the first week of the month.

Angel One, Senior Basic Analyst Vaqarjaved Khan, in the near term, is expected to remain wavy due to tariffs for tariffs and US data volatility in the near term.

In addition, FPIS purchasing will focus on the Q1FY26 result indicators. “If the results show gaining gains, this will be positive. The disappointment on these factors may affect the market and therefore flow.” He said.

According to data on deposits, the FPIs made a net 14,590 Crore Net in June in June.

This positive acceleration is followed by net 19,860 Crore in May and a net investment of 4,223 Crore in April. Before that, the FPIs attracted 3,973 Crore in March, 34,574 Crore in February and a significant 78,027 Crore in January.

However, the output of the FPIS was 79,322 Crore in 2025.

Himanshu Srivastava, Associate Professor Director, Dostum Investment, “FPIs showing a cautious but healing stance on June 2025, moon, high US bond returns, trade tensions, extremely valuable Indian stocks and the worsening geopolitical environment starting from the important outputs from the equity markets.” He said.

However, as global liquidity conditions improve, as geopolitical voltages decreased, RBI cutting rates, rupees strengthened and oil prices are stabilized, he added.

In the second half of June, the FPIs were financial, automobile and automobile components and buyers in oil and gas sectors, and sellers turned capital goods and power.

On the other hand, the FPIs released 6,366 crore from the general limit of debt and 6,366 Crore from the debt volunteer storage in the study period.