Today, the Indian stock market saw Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) step up as big buyers, while Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) turned sellers after 14 days of consistent buying. Institutional Trading Data: • DIIs (Domestic Institutional Investors) ▪️ Buy: ₹15,547 Cr ▪️ Sell: ₹8,269 Cr Net Buying: ₹7,278 Cr ✅ • FIIs (Foreign Institutional Investors) ▪️ Buy: ₹11,483 Cr ▪️ Sell: ₹15,281 Cr Net Selling: -₹3,799 Cr 🔻 Key Observations: • After 14 straight days of net buying, FIIs turned net sellers today. • Possible reasons could be: - Profit booking after a strong rally, - Geopolitical tensions between India and Pakistan, - Upcoming weekend holidays (markets closed for 2 days). •Meanwhile, DIIs were strong buyers, likely supporting the market on dips. May Month Flows So Far: • FII Inflows: +₹7,863 Cr ✅ • DII Inflows: +₹13,741 Cr ✅ What this means: Even though foreign investors are net sellers today, overall sentiment for May remains positive. Domestic investors continue to show confidence, and short-term FII selling might just be due to caution before the weekend amid geopolitical tension.

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