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FII-DII Net Activity Report – April 29, 2025

Institutional Participation Overview:

On April 29, 2025, institutional investors displayed a mixed stance across cash and derivatives markets. Here’s a breakdown of the activity:

FII & DII Cash Market Activity:

  • Foreign Institutional Investors (FII – Cash Market): Net Buy of ₹2,385.61 crore
  • Domestic Institutional Investors (DII – Cash Market): Net Buy of ₹1,369.19 crore

The strong net buying from both FIIs and DIIs in the cash segment indicates continued confidence in India’s long-term economic outlook, especially ahead of key macroeconomic triggers.

FII Derivatives Positioning:

  • FII Index Futures: Net Buy of ₹910.68 crore
  • FII Index Options: Net Sell of ₹11,490.13 crore
  • FII Stock Futures: Net Sell of ₹216.16 crore
  • FII Stock Options: Net Sell of ₹244.88 crore

Despite positive cash inflows, FIIs adopted a hedged or risk-off stance in index options, hinting at caution ahead of possible volatility. The significant short build-up in index options (over ₹11,000 crore net sell) reflects uncertainty or protection against downside risks.

Market Index Movement:

  • NIFTY: 24,335.95 (▲ +7.45 / +0.03%)
  • SENSEX: 80,288.38 (▲ +70.01 / +0.09%)
  • India VIX: 17.37 (▲ +2.5%)

While headline indices closed marginally higher, a rise in India VIX suggests increasing nervousness among market participants, potentially due to global cues or domestic event risks.

Index-Specific Institutional Flow:

  • NIFTY: ₹+1,130.35 crore (Strong buying interest)
  • BANKNIFTY: ₹-213.25 crore (Profit booking or sectoral rotation visible)
  • FINNIFTY: ₹-1.55 crore
  • MIDCPNIFTY: ₹-9.59 crore
  • NIFTYNXT50: ₹+4.70 crore

FIIs showed concentrated interest in large-cap frontline stocks (NIFTY), while exiting Bank Nifty positions. This divergence highlights a sector-specific approach amid a broader consolidation phase.

Conclusion:

The overall institutional sentiment remains mildly positive in equities, backed by cash market inflows. However, the massive sell-off in index options and slight increase in volatility index (VIX) indicates caution in the near term. Investors should monitor upcoming economic data and global market cues closely.


Disclaimer:
This report is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Please consult a registered financial advisor before making any investment decisions.

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