Indian stock markets witnessed strong gains on April 28, 2025, as both Nifty and Sensex surged over 1% backed by robust buying from foreign and domestic institutional investors.
The positive sentiment was supported by heavy cash market inflows, stability in volatility indices, and strength across broader market indices.
Here’s a complete breakdown based on the latest available data:
FII and DII Net Activity – April 28, 2025
- FII Cash Market (FII CM): Net Buy of ₹2,474.10 crore
- DII Cash Market (DII CM): Net Buy of ₹2,817.64 crore
- FII Index Futures (FII Idx Fut): Net Buy of ₹2,210.51 crore
The combined institutional activity stood significantly positive, indicating strong confidence from large investors.
Additional Data:
- FII Index Options: Net Sell of ₹-8,894.68 crore
- FII Stock Futures: Net Buy of ₹5,244.77 crore
- FII Stock Options: Net Sell of ₹-999.58 crore
Overall, futures buying and cash market inflows dominated the session despite options-based hedging.
Major Index Movements
- Nifty 50:
- Closed at 24,328.50
- Gained +289.15 points (+1.2%)
- Sensex:
- Closed at 80,218.37
- Gained +1,005.84 points (+1.3%)
- India VIX:
- Fell to 16.94
- Down -1.3%, reflecting reduced volatility expectations.
Segment Performance:
- Nifty Net Buy: ₹+1,723.64 crore
- Bank Nifty Net Buy: ₹+392.30 crore
- Midcap Nifty Net Buy: ₹+100.28 crore
- FinNifty: Slight Net Sell of ₹-6.33 crore
- Nifty Next 50: Marginal Net Buy of ₹+0.63 crore
Buying was widespread across Nifty, Bank Nifty, and Midcap indices, with minimal pressure on FinNifty.
Conclusion
April 28, 2025, marked a strong trading session for Indian equities, driven by aggressive FII-DII participation and a broad-based rally across sectors.
The fall in India VIX further indicated that traders expect lower short-term volatility, which may support market stability.
Continued positive institutional flows and firm global sentiment are likely to play crucial roles in sustaining the uptrend over the coming sessions.
Disclaimer:
This article is purely for informational purposes and should not be considered financial advice. Investors are advised to conduct their own research or consult a financial advisor before making any investment decisions.
