Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) and domestic institutional investors (DIIs) have shown strong net buying activity in the Indian equity markets in late April 2025. On April 25, FIIs and DIIs recorded net purchases of ₹2,952.33 crore and ₹3,539.85 crore respectively. Over the week, FIIs infused a total of ₹17,425 crore into Indian equities, supported by favorable global cues and strong domestic macroeconomic fundamentals. This followed a net investment of ₹8,500 crore in the previous week. Despite geopolitical tensions, FIIs maintained their buying interest, contributing to market resilience. On April 28, FIIs and DIIs continued their positive momentum with net buys of ₹2,474.10 crore and ₹2,817.64 crore respectively. The strong earnings reports from major companies such as Reliance Industries, ICICI Bank, and HDFC Bank have bolstered investor sentiment, with Reliance Industries becoming more attractive from a valuation perspective. Market analysts expect a 12% earnings growth in FY26, although downside risks remain. Additionally, some capital outflows from the US are flowing into India, benefiting from passive flows into emerging markets. Overall, the renewed FII interest, combined with favorable valuations and minimal impact from global tariffs, is seen as a key driver of the Indian market's resilience amid global volatility.