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Foreign investors (FIIs) sold equities worth ₹1,926.76 Cr on Thursday; domestic investors (DIIs) bought ₹3,895.68 Cr. Sensex ended at 80,597.66, Nifty at 24,631.30 on subdued trade.
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As quoted on MoneyControl, FIIs are pulling ₹1,926.76 Cr out. And on the other side, DIIs are kind of swooping in with ₹3,895.68 Cr, like they spotted some bargains. If you’re tracking what institutional flows might mean for your portfolio, this tug-of-war between global confidence and homegrown conviction is something you’re watching, too.
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FIIs net sold ₹1,926.76 Cr worth of equities; DIIs net bought ₹3,895.68 Cr.
FIIs bought ₹13,646 Cr and sold ₹15,572 Cr; DIIs bought ₹13,144 Cr and sold ₹9,248 Cr.
Year-to-date: FIIs net sellers of ₹1.86 lakh Cr; DIIs net buyers of ₹4.64 lakh Cr.
Sensex gained 57.75 points to 80,597.66; Nifty rose 11.95 points to 24,631.30.
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Category | Gross Purchases (₹ Cr) | Gross Sales (₹ Cr) | Net Flow (₹ Cr) |
FIIs (Foreign) | 13,646 | 15,572 | –1,926.76 |
DIIs (Domestic) | 13,144 | 9,248 | +3,895.68 |
When the day closed, the Sensex was resting at 80,597.66, up 57.75 points. Nifty yawned upward, adding nearly 12 points to land at 24,631.30. It felt like watching paint dry—but in a soothing way. Metals and oil & gas slipped by around 1%, while consumer durables and IT nudged up 0.5%. So if you’re tracking sector moves for your watchlist, those hints matter.
DIIs stepping in feels like the locals picking up the slack. It doesn’t guarantee a market rally—but it’s a breath of resilience. If you’re monitoring support levels or thinking about fresh long positions, that tug between FIIs and DIIs is one of the signals you’ll be watching.
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