FII Selling Hits Five-Session High; DII Cover Falls Short
Foreign funds sold 5,285 cr today — the sharpest single-day exit this week — while domestic institutions absorbed only 3,319 cr. The unabsorbed selling broke breadth beneath a calm-looking index.
Foreign investors sold 5,285.37 cr of Indian equities today, the heaviest single-day outflow in the last five sessions, while domestic institutions bought 3,319.39 cr — not enough to fill the hole. The Nifty 50 closed at 22,671.3, its 24-24 advance-decline split projecting calm. The broad market did not share that calm: 1,501 stocks declined against 1,320 that advanced, an advance-decline ratio of 0.88.
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