07 Aug 2025 Data: • DIIs (Domestic Institutional Investors): Bought ₹19,629.64 Cr, Sold ₹8,765.60 Cr → Net Buy: ₹10,864.04 Cr • FIIs (Foreign Institutional Investors): Bought ₹10,567.78 Cr, Sold ₹15,564.97 Cr → Net Sell: ₹4,997.19 Cr Streaks: • DIIs: Net buyers for 20 days in a row. • FIIs: Net sellers for 10 days in a row. So far in August: • DIIs: +₹29,071.86 Cr inflow. • FIIs: -₹15,951.68 Cr outflow. What it means? • DIIs are like local big investors (mutual funds, insurance companies, etc.) who are pumping money into our market consistently. • FIIs are foreign investors who are taking money out for now, possibly due to global uncertainties, currency moves, or better opportunities elsewhere. • This tug-of-war between DIIs and FIIs often decides short-term market direction. • Right now, domestic money is supporting the market despite foreign selling. Key takeaway: If FIIs sell but DIIs buy heavily, markets may stay stable or even rise. If both sell, markets can fall sharply.

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