FII vs DII: Who’s Controlling the Market Flow? FII & DII Activity Data for July 21, 2025:

FIIs (Foreign Investors): 🔻 • Buy: ₹10,823.67 Cr • Sell: ₹12,504.90 Cr • Net Outflow: -₹1,681.23 Cr DIIs (Domestic Investors): 🔺 • Buy: ₹13,793.86 Cr • Sell: ₹10,215.43 Cr • Net Inflow: +₹3,578.43 Cr July 2025 So Far: 🧾 • FIIs have net sold ₹18,636.98 Cr • DIIs have net bought ₹25,471.95 Cr What This Means: Foreign investors are continuously pulling money out, creating pressure on the markets. But domestic institutions (like mutual funds, LIC, etc.) are strongly buying and absorbing the sell-off. 📉 FIIs are dragging the market down. 📈 DIIs are holding it up. In simple terms: When FIIs sell big, markets tend to fall. When DIIs buy strong, they cushion the fall. Right now, it’s a tug of war—and DIIs are putting up a solid fight. Keep an eye on this flow. It often signals upcoming trend shifts in the market. Follow for more market insights.