Fund Flows: FIIs clock third highest single-day buy of 2025 on Friday

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The sustained foreign interest has helped buoy the Indian equity markets as investors digest the escalating tensions in the Middle East due to the Israel-Iran war. FIIs’ buying momentum in June is notable given their cautious stance in earlier months, and today’s inflows stand out as a milestone, the third largest single-day FII net purchase recorded in 2025 to date.

 FIIs clock third highest single-day buy of 2025 on Friday

Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) continued their buying spree on June 20, logging their third highest single-day net purchase of the year with ₹7,940.70 crore in equities, according to provisional data. This marks the fourth consecutive day of FII inflows in June.

Domestic institutional investors (DIIs), on the other hand, were net sellers today with outflows of ₹3,049.88 crore, reversing their recent buying trend. Despite this, DIIs remain net buyers on the month, with cumulative inflows of nearly ₹59,836 crore so far in June.

The sustained foreign interest has helped buoy the Indian equity markets as investors digest the escalating tensions in the Middle East due to the Israel-Iran war. FIIs’ buying momentum in June is notable given their cautious stance in earlier months, and today’s inflows stand out as a milestone, the third largest single-day FII net purchase recorded in 2025 to date.

Month-to-date data shows FIIs have gross purchased equities worth over ₹196,981 crore while offloading around ₹201,025 crore, resulting in a net outflow of roughly ₹4,043 crore. Meanwhile, DIIs have gross bought nearly ₹213,807 crore, selling about ₹153,971 crore in the same period.



The Nifty 50 surged past the 25,000 level on Friday, buoyed by widespread buying across sectors despite rising tensions in the Middle East. The index climbed 1.29% to close at 25,112, while the Sensex gained 1,046 points, finishing at 82,408.

Both key benchmarks wrapped up the week with solid gains, bouncing back from last week’s losses. Strong domestic demand and targeted buying helped cushion the impact of ongoing global geopolitical uncertainties, keeping investor sentiment upbeat.

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