The Indian stock market experienced mixed fund flow activity on 15 January 2025, with Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) registering net outflows, while Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) showed strong buying interest. Meanwhile, benchmark indices ended in the green, reflecting resilience amidst contrasting investment patterns.
Turnover Summary
- Cash Volume:
- NSE: ₹92,452.92 crore
- BSE: ₹5,721.71 crore
- Total Cash Volume: ₹98,174.63 crore
- Futures and Options (F&O) Volume:
- NSE: ₹19,326,858.69 crore
- BSE: ₹966,334.48 crore
- Total F&O Volume: ₹20,293,193.17 crore
Provisional Cash Flow Activity
- FIIs/FPI Activity:
- Gross Buy: ₹11,035.43 crore
- Gross Sell: ₹15,568.92 crore
- Net Sell: ₹-4,533.49 crore
- DIIs Activity:
- Gross Buy: ₹14,429.64 crore
- Gross Sell: ₹10,747.10 crore
- Net Buy: ₹3,682.54 crore
Key Index Performance (15 January 2025)
- Sensex: Closed at 76,724.08, up 224.45 points (+0.29%)
- Nifty 50: Ended at 23,213.20, gaining 37.15 points (+0.16%)
- Bank Nifty: Closed at 48,751.70, rising by 22.55 points (+0.05%)
- Midcap Nifty: Outperformed, settling at 12,129.00, up 99.30 points (+0.83%)
Despite net selling by FIIs amounting to ₹4,533.49 crore, the Indian market showed resilience, buoyed by DII buying activity of ₹3,682.54 crore. The Sensex gained 224 points, while the Nifty rose by 37 points, indicating investor confidence in domestic equities. The Midcap Nifty outperformed with a gain of 0.83%, reflecting strong participation in midcap stocks.
High turnover in the F&O segment also signals active participation in derivatives, with traders taking positions amid market volatility.
While FIIs continued their selling spree, DIIs remained steadfast in their support, stabilizing market sentiment. Positive movements across major indices reflect the market’s resilience amidst global and domestic challenges. Investors are advised to monitor fund flow trends closely, as sustained DII buying could counterbalance the impact of FII outflows.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.
