FBI Investment in May: Danadan Investment in May Second Monthly, FBI in May in May 60 19860 crore in May – FBI is Rs. Data TUTC in the middle of the stock market in May 2025 in 19860 crore

The Indian stock market may see the ups and downs, but the confidence of foreign investors is not shocking, but is still increasing. This can be measured by viewing the investment made by foreign portfolio investors, that is, in May. This is a second consecutive month, with the FBI investing money on the Indian Stock Exchange and looking at deposit statistics, the investment number is Rs 19,860 crore in May.

FPI’s confidence increased for the second month continuously
Foreign portfolio investors on the Indian Stock Exchange continue to increase, and the investment process began after three months of high sales this year. By May 2025, the FBI added Rs 19,860 crore in the Indian markets, and in April, he had invested Rs 4,223 crore. However, for the previous months, the FBI withdrew Rs 78,027 crore, Rs 34,574 crore in February and Rs 3,973 crore in March.

What do experts say?
These figures of purchases made by foreign investors indicate a strong domestic state. According to PTI, Himanshu Srivastava, co -director of Morningstar investment Himanshu Srivastava, has exposed the hope that inflation in the United States has been exposed, and the growth of India’s strong GDP (the development of India’s GDP) has been the reasons behind it. At the same time, the chief investment strategy of Geojit investments Vijay Kumar has warned of this investment process in India, and it is warned that foreign investors can see the selling of foreign investors as the stock prices increase.

Last week of investment in May
During trading on the stock market, there were a huge up downturn last week, and sometimes the census-nifty was badly broken, and sometimes they could see the storm run, but in the meantime, the response of foreign investors in most business days was positive. From May 26 to May 30, the FBI invested Rs 6,024.77 crore, while the last trading day of the week sold Rs 1,758.23 crore on Friday.

The market closed in the red zone on Friday
Due to the ups and downs of the market last week, the 30-Company Sensex of the Bombay Stock Exchange fell by 270.07 points or 0.33 per cent. On Friday, the Sensex fell 182.02 points, closed at 81,451.01, while the Nifty Index (NSE Nifty) of the National Stock Exchange was closed on Friday in the red zone. The Nifty slipped from its previous closed 24,833.60 level to 24,812.60, shut down to 24,750.70, when the stock market closed, 288.65 points or 1.15%.