Foreign investors’ net selling in Indian shares jumps to ₹3,809.99 crore as domestic funds buy ₹4,120.07 crore
Foreign selling in Indian equities резко accelerated to ₹3,810 crore, highlighting renewed risk aversion and pressuring benchmarks, while stronger DII buying (₹4,120 crore) cushioned the decline. Nifty and Sensex ended lower but rebounded from intraday lows as Brent slipped below $100 on easing supply fears tied to Iran/Strait of Hormuz headlines. Near-term trading may stay flow- and energy-sensitive.
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Foreign institutional investors were net sellers of ₹3,809.99 crore in Indian equities on Tuesday, with selling surging more than six-fold from the previous session. Domestic institutional investors remained net buyers, purchasing ₹4,120.07 crore worth of shares and providing support to the market. The Nifty fell 85 points to 23,329 and the Sensex slipped 330 points to 74,529, though both recovered from intraday lows as Brent crude moved below $100 a barrel.