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For the three months ending in May, Indian equities delivered robust ~16% returns, significantly outpacing both emerging markets (~5%) and developed global markets (~2%).

Between March and May, promoters and private equity firms offloaded approximately ₹1 lakh crore worth of shares, testing the market's resilience despite strong institutional absorption.

New equity registrations saw a slump in key regions like Gujarat during May, though retail sentiment showed signs of recovery towards the end of the month.

The upcoming AMFI reshuffle for the second half of 2025 may see 19 stocks, including Mazagon Dock and MCX, reclassified into new market-cap categories, potentially shifting mutual fund flows.

A Reuters poll in late May revealed that analysts expect Indian markets to make fresh all-time highs by the end of 2025, even with ongoing concerns about high valuations.

Market experts believe that upcoming trade clarity, a strong monsoon, and positive earnings reports could act as catalysts to push the Nifty 50 index toward the 26,000 mark.

April saw the Nifty 50 gain approximately 5%, with around 1.01 million new retail investors entering the market, indicating sustained interest from individual investors.

Following a late March peak, India’s market capitalization dropped by ₹30 trillion. Only 40 of 500 Nifty stocks recorded gains, with major hits to Vedanta, Hindalco, and Tata Motors.

The Nifty 50 and Sensex surged to new all-time highs in late March, driven by strong domestic inflows, before a slight correction towards the end of the month.

Foreign Institutional Investors turned net buyers in the Indian equity market in March, signalling renewed confidence in the country's economic growth trajectory.