New Delhi: Foreign portfolio investments in Indian markets achieved record levels in May 2025, as confirmed by National Securities Depository LTD (NSDL) Statistics, quoted by Ani. The month registered the Netto FPI inflow of RS 19,860 Crore, which established May as the strongest month for foreign investments in 2025.The period from 26 May to 30 May saw foreign investors maintain their investment momentum with a net influx of RS 6,024.77 Crore. While positive intake that week characterized the most trading days, on Friday, a net outflow of RS 1,758.23 Crore registered.Although it can be demonstrated that robust performance can be demonstrated, the cumulative FPI investment remains negative for 2025. The period from January to May shows the net outflows of RS 92,491 Crore. Nevertheless, the substantial inflow suggests a possible shift in the confidence of foreign investors.The increase in FPI activity correlates with the falling US dollar value and positive developments on the Indian stock market.The robust economic foundations of India continue to attract international investors, although FPI flows respond to international circumstances and external challenges.While the year started carefully, the positive figures can indicate a directional change, provided that global circumstances retain stability.Previous data gave FPI share sales of RS 3,973 Crore in March. January and February witnessed the share sales of RS 78,027 Crore and RS 34.574 Crore respectively.In the last trading day of May, the Indian stock market was marginal lower, influenced by varied global indicators. The Sesex fell by 182 points (0.22 percent) to 81,451.01, while the Nifty 50 settled at 24,750.70, a decrease of 83 points (0.33 percent).
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