FII Drops ₹12,563 Cr in a Day; DII Sells Every Rupee of It
Foreign investors have poured ₹48,500 crore into Indian equities in five sessions — nearly all their buying in a month — while domestic institutions walked the other way. The market rallied, but the institutional split is the widest it has been in weeks.
Nifty closed at 25,338, riding a banking and auto rally that pushed Sensex up 773 points. But the headline move masks a deeper fissure: foreign institutional investors bought ₹12,563 crore of cash-market equities today, and domestic institutions sold ₹8,435 crore. This is not a one-day curiosity. Over five sessions, FIIs have deployed ₹48,500 crore while DIIs have offloaded ₹32,721 crore. The market is advancing, but it is advancing on foreign money alone.
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