FII / DII Activity
Daily provisional cash-market flows of Foreign Institutional Investors and Domestic Institutional Investors, as published by NSE after market close.
Why FII/DII flows matter
Foreign investors own a large share of India's free float, so sustained FII selling often pressures large caps and the rupee, while domestic institutions — funded by monthly SIP inflows into mutual funds — have increasingly absorbed that selling. Watch the trend over weeks rather than any single day: one-day numbers are provisional and include block deals.
History on this page starts from when BullStocks began recording NSE's daily release and grows every trading day.
