Foreign investors sell Rs 3,112 crore of Indian equities on September 4 as domestic funds buy Rs 8,930 crore
Indian equities stabilized as Nifty 50 and Sensex edged higher despite FII net selling of Rs 3,112 crore, offset by strong DII buying of Rs 8,930 crore. Improved global risk tone and easing near-term Fed hike expectations supported the rebound, but elevated Brent near $95/bbl and geopolitical risks remain a headwind. INR strength adds near-term support while flows signal continued domestic liquidity dominance.
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On September 4, foreign institutional investors net sold Indian equities worth Rs 3,112 crore, while domestic institutional investors net bought Rs 8,930 crore. The Nifty 50 edged up 0.1% to 23898 and the Sensex rose 0.5% as equities pared losses on improved global sentiment and easing expectations of a US Federal Reserve rate hike. Brent crude held at $95.4 a barrel, while the rupee strengthened to 94.4 against the US dollar.