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
Sebi says Jane Street’s appeal for more details a delaying ploy
Sebi has called Jane Street’s demand for additional documents a “dilatory” tactic as the Wall Street trading firm challenges the regulator’s market manipulation allegations. The dispute centres on Jane Street’s trading in Nifty Bank derivatives. The outcome could influence how global trading firms assess regulatory risks in India’s derivatives market, with the hearing set to continue Wednesday.
CAS sent Nifty soaring 300 points in a minute to breach 23,000 on expiry day
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LIC mints Rs 531 crore in one day as Trent shares rally 13%; insurance behemoth’s stake value nears Rs 4,700 cr
Dabur shares rise 4% as firm sees double-digit Q2 growth; FMCG set for strong performance
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Motilal Oswal initiates coverage on Molbio Diagnostics stock with Buy, sees 21% upside. Here's why
Gift NIFTY futures indicate positive opening for Indian markets; Asian markets rise
Indian banks face a Q2 paradox: FCNR boosts loan growth but margins shrink
MFs kept buying these 10 microcaps for 2 straight quarters; stocks surge up to 70% in 3 months
Domestic banks tighten grip on equity deals as fundraising surges
Meesho shares jump 6% as content commerce NMV grows 152% in Q2. Buy, sell or hold the stock?
SRIT India shares hit 5% upper circuit after strong debut, jump 19% from IPO price. Should you buy, sell or hold?
Orient Cables shares tumble 10% a day after strong market debut
Banks vs NBFCs: Which stocks could benefit as RBI eyes rate hike for first time in 3 years?
CAS U-turn ahead? BSE, Groww, NSE, other capital market stocks jump up to 4% amid buzz around Sebi tweaking F&O settlement rules
Viceroy Hotels shares rise 2% as Zerodha founders Nithin, Nikhil Kamath pick 6.72% stake
India's 7% Growth Can't Rescue Its Stocks: Five Forces Behind the Nifty's Worst Run in 25 Years
Stock Market Crash: Sensex Hits 27-Month Low, Nifty Falls To 6-Month Low; FIIs Exit $40 Billion In 2 Years
Indian Rupee faces pressure from higher bond yields, FIIs outflow
Rupee slips 4 paise to 96.39 against US dollar in early trade
NSE shares wipe off Rs 41,000 crore after listing day pop as stock slips below IPO price. Why are analysts still bullish?
AWL Agri Business shares climb 4% as Q2 revenue rises 24% YoY, Food & FMCG posts record quarterly revenue
BFSI Could See High Inflows Once FIIs Return, Says Ashika Institutional Equities' Rahul Arora
Newly-listed Steamhouse India shares hit 10% circuit after Q1 net profit rises 80% to Rs 18 crore
How Jefferies is reshuffling its portfolio as soaring bond yields give Nifty bulls sleepless nights
Rs 17,540 crore added to Trent mcap, but Citi stays bearish. Why Morgan Stanley disagrees
Festive season bets: Analysts see upside in Lenskart, Arvind, Varun Beverages and 3 other stocks
Jefferies, Nomura and Macquarie initiate coverage on 5 stocks with up to 30% upside potential. See full list
US Warns Foreign Banks to Cut Iran Ties or Risk Sanctions
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.