FIIs continue to offload as DIIs step up buying in equities


Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) remained net sellers in the equities market, offloading shares worth ₹3,831.42 crore, according to provisional exchange data. In contrast, domestic institutional investors (DIIs) turned net buyers, purchasing equities totalling ₹9,393.85 crore.

Thursday’s selling followed FIIs’ disposal of shares worth ₹3,831 crore on Wednesday. Similarly, DIIs recorded net purchases of ₹9,393 crore yesterday.

Despite intermittent buying, FIIs have remained net sellers throughout 2025, pulling out over ₹1.24 lakh crore year-to-date, according to an MC report. Meanwhile, DIIs have emerged as consistent absorbers of selling pressure, with cumulative net purchases exceeding ₹3.16 lakh crore, it added.

FII Rs crore DII Rs crore
Date  Gross Purchase Gross Sales Net Purchase / Sales Gross Purchase Gross Sales Net Purchase / Sales
May-25 351,188.38 339,415.13 11,773.25 298,232.50 230,590.16 67,642.34
Apr-25 299,966.45 297,231.43 2,735.02 273,363.93 245,135.48 28,228.45
Mar-25 296,455.65 294,441.47 2,014.18 274,791.22 237,205.54 37,585.68
Feb-25 259,256.89 318,244.97 -58,988.08 277,187.00 212,333.81 64,853.19
Jan-25 242,699.59 330,074.25 -87,374.66 339,689.44 253,097.64 86,591.80
Dec-24 299,628.86 316,611.34 -16,982.48 289,749.74 255,555.01 34,194.73
Nov-24 306,735.44 352,709.56 -45,974.12 229,409.09 184,925.23 44,483.86

Data source: Moneycontrol

Meanwhile, Indian equities experienced a sharp sell-off on Wednesday, with the Nifty50 falling 1% amid global risk aversion. Weakness in US markets—driven by escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and uncertainty surrounding the US-China trade negotiations—spilled over into Indian stocks. Adding to the pressure, the tragic crash of an Air India flight in Ahmedabad negatively impacted Tata Group shares.





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