DOMESTIC INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS
DIIs book profits in longest selling streak in 4 years
Domestic institutional investors have recently unloaded more than ₹47,662 crore worth of equities amidst a market upswing. This shift showcases their tendency to lock in profits following substantial input into Indian stocks. Conversely, foreign portfolio investors have returned vigorously, investing about $8 billion since mid-October. This marks a notable change in market behavior, as local investors experience their longest selling streak in four years.
Sell fast, buy faster! FIIs broke every selling record in 2026. Now their buying is breaking records
Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) have staged a sharp turnaround, buying a record Rs 73,261 crore worth of Indian equities in November so far, surpassing the previous monthly high of Rs 66,135 crore set in December 2023. This follows record selling of Rs 2.95 lakh crore in the first 10 months of 2026. The renewed buying has helped drive the Sensex and Nifty up around 10% this month, with the Sensex reclaiming its pre-Middle East war levels.
FIIs extend buying spree in Indian stocks, pump in Rs 12,563 crore on Wednesday; November inflows top Rs 66,000 crore
Foreign portfolio investors invested Rs 12,563 crore in Indian equities on November 11, taking November inflows to Rs 66,302 crore. Jefferies identified favourable valuations, earnings growth and global shifts as potential triggers for sustained foreign buying.
Promoters’ stake hits 3-year high while FIIs sink to 14-year low: What it means for Indian stocks
Indian promoters raised their ownership in listed companies to a three-year high as foreign institutional investors' shareholding fell to a 14-year low in September 2026. Promoters bought shares worth Rs 6,595 crore during the quarter, while domestic mutual funds reached a record ownership level, narrowing the gap with FIIs.
Diwali dhamaka isn’t over! How a Rs 38 lakh crore bull run sent Sensex up 8,000 points and Nifty up 10% in 8 days
India’s Diwali rally has added nearly Rs 38 lakh crore to BSE-listed companies’ market value in just eight trading sessions, with the Sensex surging nearly 8,000 points and the Nifty gaining 10% to cross 25,400. The rally has been driven by aggressive FII buying of Rs 53,170 crore this month, stronger global sentiment as the AI trade cools, and robust Q2 earnings
Earnings recovery, FII revival: 5 factors that will shape Dalal Street's next move after Q2
Indian equities are recovering as stronger Q2 earnings, renewed FII inflows and attractive largecap valuations lift sentiment. Analysts identify five key triggers for Dalal Street’s next move, including global AI volatility, geopolitical risks and sectoral flows.
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FIIs extend buying momentum on Dalal Street with Rs 7,212 crore inflows; DIIs continue equity sell-off
Foreign institutional investors recorded significant net purchases of Indian equities on November 9. Domestic institutional investors continued their trend of selling equities, resulting in a notable outflow. Both Sensex and Nifty indices finished higher despite volatile trading during the session. Analysts attributed positive market sentiment to better-than-expected corporate earnings and easing geopolitical concerns. Investors are currently awaiting key inflation data from India and the US for further insights.
Kotak eyes ₹4,500 crore fundraise to deepen bets on India's real estate market
Kotak Investment Advisors plans to raise ₹4,500 crore through its 16th real estate fund. This fund will focus on investments across India's real estate market, encompassing residential and commercial properties. The fund will utilize both debt and equity while targeting institutional capital to enhance liquidity for developers. It aims to conduct multiple transactions primarily in major cities and select tier-II locations.
Lower crude, global stability to drive market growth in new Samvat: ANMI President Kamlesh Shroff
India's macroeconomic environment is poised for robust growth, projected at over seven percent, bolstering equity markets. With falling crude oil prices, the rupee may strengthen, drawing foreign investors. Retail and domestic institutional investors are actively engaging despite foreign investor withdrawal. Clarity from recent US elections is predicted to alleviate geopolitical tensions, boosting business confidence and anticipation of renewed foreign investment in Indian markets.
Nifty bulls reclaim 25,000 mark as FIIs step up India buying: 5 factors that will determine D-Street's fate next week
Indian equities rallied nearly 9% last week as the Nifty reclaimed 25,000 and the Sensex gained 8.82%. FIIs bought Rs 45,960 crore, while DIIs sold Rs 24,197 crore. Investors will track AI stocks, crude oil, geopolitical developments, US Treasury yields, India's October inflation data and Nifty technical levels in the coming week.
FIIs pump Rs 45,960 crore into Indian stocks in a week; is the tide finally turning for Dalal Street?
Foreign institutional investors poured a net Rs 45,960 crore into Indian equities in one week, reversing October’s outflows and fuelling a sharp market rally. Improving earnings, attractive valuations and global AI stock corrections are driving renewed interest. However, sustainability of inflows, crude prices and geopolitical risks remain key concerns.
FIIs step up India buying, pour Rs 13,750 crore on Friday; total buying hits Rs 53,154 crore in 14 days
Foreign institutional investors bought Rs 13,750 crore worth of Indian equities on November 6, extending their buying streak to 14 sessions. Cumulative inflows reached Rs 53,154 crore, lifting benchmark indices despite continued domestic institutional selling.
Nifty’s 8% surge this week is the best since January 2021. Are bulls here to stay?
Nifty surged 8% this week, marking its biggest weekly gain since January 2021, as foreign investors returned to Indian equities. Strong Q2 earnings, attractive valuations and a global shift away from AI-linked stocks supported the rally. The key question now is whether renewed buying can sustain the market's recovery.
Bloodbath in Nasdaq, Kospi and Nikkei but why Nifty is an oasis of peace amid global rout
A global AI-led tech selloff has battered US and Asian markets, wiping out $3 trillion from S&P 500 companies. However, Indian equities are showing relative resilience as investors rotate away from crowded AI trades. Market experts believe India's lower exposure to the AI boom, attractive large-cap valuations and renewed foreign inflows could help it weather the global rout.
FIIs pour Rs 15,000 crore into Indian stocks in biggest single day buying over a year
Foreign institutional investors invested Rs 14,975 crore in Indian equities on Thursday, marking their biggest single-day purchase in over a year. The buying spree boosted market sentiment, sending the Nifty up 2.4% amid easing crude prices and improving global cues.
Rs 40,000 crore in 13 days! Is the great FII reversal finally here to save Nifty bulls?
Foreign institutional investors have pumped nearly Rs 40,000 crore into Indian equities in 13 trading sessions, raising hopes of a sustained reversal after months of heavy selling. Falling crude oil prices, improving corporate earnings, attractive valuations, a weaker dollar and expectations of an LTCG tax cut are driving the renewed optimism.
Indian IPO market clocks record Rs 84,400 crore in H1 FY27, fundraising jumps 30%
India's mainboard IPO market raised a record Rs 84,400 crore in H1 FY27, up 30% year-on-year, as September saw unprecedented fundraising. Strong investor participation, confidential filings and a robust pipeline supported primary market momentum.
FPIs pull out Rs 34,843 cr from equities in Oct; turn net buyers last week
Amidst rising economic fears, foreign portfolio investors withdrew Rs 34,843 crore from Indian equities in October. Although they had made significant contributions in July and August, outflows continued through September. By late October, a turnaround occurred as foreign investors became net buyers, infusing approximately Rs 6,300 crore into the market. Support from domestic institutional investors provided much-needed stability as all eyes turn to potential global impacts on investor sentiment.
FIIs hold $717 billion worth of Indian stocks, but trim exposure across 56% of Nifty 500 companies. Where are they investing?
FIIs held $717 billion worth of Nifty 500 stocks in September 2026, with private banks accounting for the largest share of their investments. While foreign investors increased exposure to sectors such as healthcare, technology and automobiles, they trimmed holdings in 56% of Nifty 500 companies over the past year.
Global Market: Japan life insurers eye domestic bonds as foreign debt selling grows
Japan’s major life insurers are split on increasing domestic government bond holdings as rising yields make Japanese debt more attractive. Foreign bond selling has accelerated, but differences in investment strategies suggest any shift towards domestic bonds will be uneven.
Indian markets rebound, but rising oil prices keep investors cautious
On Monday, Indian equity markets staged a comeback following four days of losses, with both the BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty seeing notable gains as investors sought to take advantage of cheaper stock prices. However, analysts warn that this recovery is precarious, influenced by global geopolitical issues and high crude oil prices.
The Rs 1.5 lakh crore MTF problem: How shrinking leveraged positions are deepening India's smallcap sell-off
India’s smallcap sell-off is intensifying as margin trading facility (MTF) positions decline from record levels. With nearly Rs 72,000 crore exposed to smallcaps, forced liquidations could deepen losses, although SEBI safeguards may limit systemic risks.
FPIs withdraw Rs 48,056 cr from equities in Oct so far amid elevated crude oil prices
Foreign investors withdrew significant funds from Indian equities in October amid concerns over inflation and crude oil prices. Despite this, there were signs of moderation in selling with two days of net buying. The overall FPI outflows from equities in 2026 have reached notable levels compared to previous years. Market participants are closely monitoring upcoming macroeconomic developments including US GDP data.
Nifty bears tighten grip as crude, geopolitical risks, FII outflows mount: 5 factors to decide D-Street’s fate next week
Indian stock markets faced a setback as crude oil prices soared, triggered by increasing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. Despite some defensive buying from domestic institutions, foreign investors pulled back. The forthcoming US Federal Reserve meeting is poised to impact global market moods. Investors will be keenly watching industrial production metrics and second-quarter earnings for insights on corporate health, as macroeconomic stability remains crucial for market trends.
FIIs dump Indian stocks for 10th straight week as markets slide: Is the worst over or more pain ahead?
The Nifty 50 declined in all four sessions of the holiday-shortened week, hitting an intraweek low of 22,372 on Friday before closing 2.4% lower at 22,600. The Bank Nifty fell 2.8%, while the Nifty Midcap 100 and Nifty Smallcap 100 plunged 5.6% and 7.3%, respectively, as selling pressure intensified beyond frontline stocks.
Small and midcap indices post worst weekly decline in two years
Mid-cap and small-cap stocks in India have faced major declines, indicating a shift in market sentiment. The Nifty MidCap 150 and Small-cap 250 indices reported their worst weekly falls in two years. Domestic retail investors initially supported these segments by increasing mutual fund contributions. However, concerns over rising oil prices and fiscal deficits are adding to market uncertainties.
Strong macro fundamentals, policy interventions to anchor eco against global headwinds: RBI bulletin
Strong macroeconomic fundamentals continue to support the Indian economy against global inflation and trade tensions. Recent geopolitical frictions have resulted in increased prices and supply chain issues, leading to policy changes. Currency fluctuations were observed, but measures by the Reserve Bank helped stabilize the rupee recently. Foreign Direct Investment remains robust, driven by significant inflows from major sources like the US and Singapore.
Swiggy to shift to inventory model starting Q3 FY27, eyes 80 bps Instamart margin boost
The transition is likely to improve its quick commerce arm Instamart’s contribution margin by around 80 basis points once fully implemented. It will also give the Bengaluru-based company better control over assortment, pricing, product availability, and day-to-day operations.
Maharajah Bonds gain investor appeal with TDS exemption
In a notification dated October 19, the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) said no tax would be deducted at source on interest paid to eligible bondholders during financial year 2026-27 and subsequent tax years. The exemption covers residents and foreign institutional investors.
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