On 16th April 2025, the Indian stock market witnessed heavy FII action, especially in Index Options, where Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) poured in a whopping ₹34,971.62 crores. This comes on a day when the Nifty closed at 23,437.20 (+0.5%) and the Sensex ended at 77,044.29 (+0.4%), reflecting positive sentiment.
🔎 Net Buy/Sell Summary (Rs. Crores):
- FII Cash Market (CM): +₹3,936.42
- DII Cash Market (CM): -₹2,512.77
- FII Index Futures: +₹172.10
- FII Index Options: +₹34,971.62 💥
- FII Stock Futures: -₹1,457.84
- FII Stock Options: -₹1,796.86
While FIIs were aggressive in derivatives, especially options, DIIs seemed to be booking profits in the cash market.
🌐 What It Means:
- Heavy FII buying in Index Options often indicates hedging or short-term directional bets.
- DII selling might be due to rebalancing or valuation concerns.
- The market breadth continues to be positive, supported by global cues.
📉 INDIA VIX:
- 15.87, down by 1.6% – suggesting low volatility and a risk-on sentiment among investors.
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