FIIs Continue Buying Streak, DIIs Sell After Six Sessions

Foreign institutional investors, or FIIs, bought a lot of Indian stocks on Thursday, spending about ₹3.6 trillion.

This is the fifth straight day that FIIs have been buying more than they are selling.

Meanwhile, domestic institutional investors, called DIIs, sold stocks for the first time in six days.

Even though DIIs sold, the main Indian stock indices still ended the day higher.

The FIIs’ buying shows they still like Indian stocks, while the DIIs may be taking profits or adjusting their portfolios.

The market stayed positive overall.

This shows that foreign investors are still confident in India’s economy.

Domestic investors are more cautious or looking to balance their holdings.

The day’s activity highlights how different groups trade in the same market.

It also shows that the market can stay strong even when some investors sell.