Amount in ₹ Crore
| Category | Date | Buy Value | Sell Value | Net Buy/Sell Value |
| DII | 20 January | 15,339.21 | 11,017.25 | 4,321.96 |
| FII/FPI | 20 January | 9,473.16 | 13,809.70 | -4,336.54 |
Source: NSE India FII/DII Report
DIIs Continue Strong Buying Streak, FIIs Turn Net Sellers on January 20, 2025
On January 20, Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) showcased strong buying momentum in the financial markets. They recorded a total buy value of ₹15,339.21 crore, significantly exceeding their sell value of ₹11,017.25 crore. This resulted in a net buying figure of ₹4,321.96 crore, highlighting a positive sentiment and confidence in the domestic markets. The robust net inflows by DIIs likely reflect strategic investments in equities, driven by favorable market conditions or long-term growth prospects.
Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) or Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs), however, displayed a contrasting approach on the same day. Their buy value stood at ₹9,473.16 crore, which was notably lower than their sell value of ₹13,809.70 crore. This led to a net sell-off of ₹4,336.54 crore, signaling a more cautious or bearish outlook among foreign investors. The divergence in investment behavior between DIIs and FIIs underscores the varying perspectives on market trends, possibly influenced by global economic uncertainties or differing risk assessments.
FII & DII Monthly data
Amount in ₹ Crore
| Category | Month | Buy Value | Sell Value | Net Buy/Sell Value |
| FII | January 2025 | 142,420.22 | 193,332.82 | -50,912.60 |
| DII | January 2025 | 206,054.49 | 152,365.39 | 53,689.10 |
Source: Money Control
DIIs Lead the Charge in January 2025 with ₹53,689.10 Crore Net Inflow
In January 2025, Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) demonstrated substantial confidence in the Indian markets. They posted a significant buy value of ₹206,054.49 crore compared to their sell value of ₹152,365.39 crore, resulting in a robust net buy of ₹53,689.10 crore. This strong buying activity by DIIs reflects their optimism regarding domestic growth prospects and a strategic commitment to capitalizing on attractive investment opportunities.
Conversely, Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) displayed a starkly different trend during the same month. Their total buy value of ₹142,420.22 crore was overshadowed by a much higher sell value of ₹193,332.82 crore, leading to a net sell-off of ₹50,912.60 crore. This substantial outflow suggests a cautious stance, possibly driven by global market volatility, currency fluctuations, or reallocation of funds to other regions. The contrasting investment patterns between DIIs and FIIs underline the diverse factors influencing domestic and foreign investment decisions.
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