FII / DII News
Track institutional money flow in Indian markets — Foreign Institutional Investor (FII) and Domestic Institutional Investor (DII) buying and selling activity in cash and F&O segments. FII/DII data is one of the most closely watched indicators by traders.
- Daily FII cash market net buy/sell
- DII activity — mutual funds, insurance, banks
- FII F&O index futures and options data
- Sectoral institutional flows
Latest FII / DII News
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RBI’s Forex Measures Set to Bring USD 40-50 Billion Inflows into India in FY27
SMEStreet4h ago
FPI selling in India likely to slow down significantly over positive geopolitical cues
thehawk.in4h ago
Government announces tax exemption for FII investments in G-secs: All you need to know
A2Z Taxcorp LLP4h ago
'India Can Repay 94% Of Foreign Debt In A Day': Maharashtra CM Fadnavis Dismisses Economic Slowdown Concerns
The Logical Indian4h ago
Middle East Tensions and Markets: What Indian Investors Should Watch
Whalesbook5h ago
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BizzBuzz5h ago
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Economic Times5h ago
Concurrent Gainers: 11 stocks gain for 5 straight sessions, rally up to 20%
Economic Times5h ago
Large Cap Funds Underperform: Why Markets Are Shifting
Whalesbook5h ago
Is CEA hinting at no urgency to tweak capital gains taxes on stocks? What has he said on topic of capital market taxation
Business Today6h ago
Uday Kotak questions SpaceX valuation, says only time will tell if we're in ‘mega bubble'
Economic Times6h ago
Markets End Week Strong, Nifty Gains 1.1%; Sensex Rises 1.7%, Hopes of US-Iran Peace and Lower Oil Prices Lift
Free Press Journal6h ago
Why Are Indian Banks Closed on Second Saturdays? The History Behind the Weekend Holiday Rule
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FCNR(B): Revisiting a proven crisis management tool
Economic Times6h ago
Vedanta listing: Aluminium, Power, Oil & Gas, Iron & Steel share trading starts Monday. Target price and what else to expect
Economic Times6h ago
Government bond returns now tax-free for foreign investors
MSN6h ago
Rahul Gandhi Says DMK Stands with Opposition on ‘Idea of India’ Despite Differences
boldnewsonline.com7h ago
RBI Policy Incentives Lower FCNR(B) Funding Costs, Triggering NRE Deposit War
psuindia.com8h ago
Indian rupee also gains big against the US dollar
Economic Times8h ago
Default clouds hover over microfinance as industry flags weak monsoon
Economic Times8h ago
Vedanta faces buyback costs as bonds trade above par value
Economic Times8h ago
Sebi plans to ease KYC rules for FPIs, offer more clarity to global capital
Economic Times8h ago
Nifty, Sensex snap two-week slide as geopolitical worries recede; rupee slips
Moneycontrol.com8h ago
Falling crude oil price sends tyre, paint, oil marketing and airline companies soaring in relief rally
Economic Times8h ago
Peaccemeal cheers bulls as Dalal Street logs biggest gains in over 2 months
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Finance Ministry Issues Revised Common Application Form for Foreign Portfolio Investors
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between FII and DII?
FIIs are foreign institutional investors (hedge funds, pension funds, asset managers from abroad). DIIs are domestic institutional investors (Indian mutual funds, insurance companies, banks). Together they account for most market volume.
Why do traders watch FII/DII data?
Sustained FII selling typically pressures Nifty lower, while DII buying often provides a floor. Divergence between the two (e.g. heavy FII selling but DII buying) signals tug-of-war and choppy markets.