“Indian‍‌‍‍‌‍‌‍‍‌ markets now powered by domestic investors and not reliant on foreign institutions: A new era of financial resilience”, The pamphlet, November 06, 2025

“Several reports, including one of the Economic Times, have been indicating that Indian markets in 2025 are less dependent on Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) and more on Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs). This year, DIIs have set the record for investment by investing over ₹6 trillion in Indian equities, thereby neutralizing the effects of the FII sell-offs which have resulted in outflows of roughly ₹2 trillion.

This transition signifies a fundamental change in India’s capital markets, where the domestic investors—mutual funds, insurance companies, pension funds, banks, and financial institutions—are the ones who ensure the market’s stability and viability amidst global uncertainties and foreign exit pressures.

Domestic investors have aggressively increased their exposure to Indian stocks throughout 2025, as evidenced by their record investments of ₹6 trillion—the highest amount ever recorded for a calendar year since the data tracking started. This wave of investments has not only compensated for the large sell-offs of foreign investors, who together have withdrawn around ₹2 trillion so far but also kept the market going in a positive direction in spite of the worsening of the US trade relations and the global economic slowdown……”

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