Foreign Selling Surges as Domestic Investors Support Indian Equities

Foreign investors sold more shares than they bought in India on Tuesday.

Their net selling totaled about ₹3,810 crore.

They bought shares worth about ₹10,637 crore but sold shares worth about ₹14,447 crore.

Domestic investors acted differently and bought more shares than they sold.

Their net buying totaled about ₹4,120 crore.

This gave support to the market while foreign investors were selling.

Foreign selling was much higher than on Monday, when it was about ₹576 crore.

Domestic buying also increased from Monday’s level of about ₹2,797 crore.