Archive · 21 Jul 2026
FIIs Buy Indian Equities; DIIs End Buying Streak
Foreign investors started buying Indian stocks again after a period of selling.
They bought stocks worth ₹1,650 crore.
On the other hand, local investors, who had been buying stocks for nine days in a row, stopped and started selling instead.
This change shows a shift in how different investors are feeling about the Indian stock market.
FIIs bought Indian equities worth ₹1,650 crore on Tuesday.
FIIs reversed their recent selling trend.
DIIs turned net sellers after a nine-day buying streak.
DIIs ended their longest buying streak in 10 sessions.
The change indicates a shift in market sentiment.
- Who
- Foreign and Domestic Institutional Investors
- What
- Change in investment activity in Indian equities
- When
- Tuesday
- Where
- India
- Why
- Shift in market sentiment and investment strategy
Foreign Institutional Investors
Domestic Institutional Investors
Investment Activity
Foreign Institutional Investors
Bought Indian equities worth ₹1,650 crore
Domestic Institutional Investors
Turned net sellers after a nine-day buying streak
- FII Net Purchase
- ₹1,650 crore
- DII Buying Streak
- 9 days
- DII Activity
- Net sellers