On 1st Sept 2025, both domestic and foreign investors were active in the Indian stock market: DIIs (Domestic Institutional Investors): Bought shares worth ₹13,314.23 cr and sold ₹8,969.30 cr, making a net inflow of ₹4,344.93 cr. ➝ Indian mutual funds, insurers, and institutions continued to pump money into equities, showing strong domestic support. FIIs/FPIs (Foreign Institutional Investors): Bought ₹9,540.36 cr, sold ₹10,970.07 cr, leaving a net outflow of ₹1,429.71 cr. ➝ Foreign investors once again turned net sellers, pulling out capital from Indian markets. Monthly Trend (Sept so far): • DIIs started the month with strong buying momentum. • FIIs, on the other hand, began the month as net sellers. Takeaway: Domestic institutions are continuing to provide a solid cushion for Indian markets, countering the selling pressure from FIIs. This highlights rising domestic confidence in India’s growth story even as foreign investors remain cautious.

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