On 5th August 2025, Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) bought ₹14,250.99 crore worth of stocks and sold for ₹10,410.60 crore – making them net buyers by ₹3,840.39 crore. This marks their 18th consecutive session of buying, showing strong confidence in Indian markets. On the other hand, Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) bought ₹15,251.29 crore, but sold ₹15,273.77 crore, ending the day as net sellers by ₹22.48 crore. Though the selling was mild today, FIIs have been consistently offloading in recent sessions – a key reason behind market weakness. What this tells us: • DIIs are providing solid support to the market, absorbing selling pressure. • FII selling continues to act as a drag, creating volatility. • This push-pull is keeping the market range-bound. Keep an eye on this daily battle – it often signals the broader trend ahead.

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