FIIs remain buyers, invest nearly ₹1,600 crore in Indian equities
Author: CNBC-TV18 Markets·
Key Takeaways
- •Foreign institutional investors remained net buyers in Indian equities for the second consecutive session on Tuesday, purchasing shares worth ₹1,593.53 crore.
- •Domestic institutional investors also stayed in buying mode, recording net purchases of ₹230.26 crore.
- •The FII and DII figures are based on provisional exchange data.
- •The flow data reflects only net transactions and does not explain the broader reasons behind the institutional buying.
FIIs remained net buyers in Indian equities for the second straight session on Tuesday, purchasing shares worth ₹1,593.53 crore, according to provisional exchange data. The sustained foreign inflows, alongside domestic buying, often get tracked closely because they show how large institutional investors are positioning in the market on a given trading day, though the data itself only captures net transactions and not the broader reasons behind them.
Domestic institutional investors, or DIIs, also stayed in buying mode, with net purchases of ₹230.26 crore, the data showed.
