According to provisional exchange data, FIIs/FPIs sold equities worth a net ₹1,987.09 crore during the session, while DIIs purchased shares worth ₹4,224.51 crore.
DIIs bought equities worth ₹16,822.57 crore and sold shares worth ₹12,598.06 crore. Meanwhile, FIIs purchased equities worth ₹14,000.58 crore but sold shares worth ₹15,987.67 crore, resulting in net outflows.
Domestic buying exceeded foreign selling by more than ₹2,200 crore, helping cushion the impact of overseas outflows.
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The institutional flows came on a day when benchmark indices ended lower after a volatile trading session. The Sensex fell 151 points to close at 73,833, while the Nifty declined 53 points to settle at 23,162. Weakness in information technology, defence and broader market stocks outweighed gains in banking shares, keeping sentiment subdued through the session.
Despite the market’s decline, the latest flow data highlighted the continued role of domestic institutions in supporting Indian equities amid persistent foreign selling pressure.
Week so far: DIIs counter FII selling
Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) remained net sellers for four consecutive sessions from June 8-11, offloading equities worth a cumulative ₹14,233.77 crore. Domestic institutional investors (DIIs), however, consistently absorbed the selling pressure, purchasing equities worth a net ₹18,673.18 crore over the same period. The strongest DII buying was seen on June 9 at ₹6,159.48 crore, while the heaviest FII outflow occurred on June 8 at ₹5,555.67 crore.
| Date | FII Net Purchase/Sales | DII Net Purchase/Sales |
|---|---|---|
| 11-Jun-2026 | -1,987.09 | 4,224.51 |
| 10-Jun-2026 | -2,124.98 | 3,123.95 |
| 09-Jun-2026 | -4,566.03 | 6,159.48 |
| 08-Jun-2026 | -5,555.67 | 5,165.24 |
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