FIIs Selling, DIIs Supporting – What's Happening in the Market?

On 4th August 2025, Foreign Investors (FIIs) sold ₹2,566 Cr more than they bought, continuing their heavy selling streak that's putting pressure on the markets. In contrast, Domestic Investors (DIIs) bought ₹4,386 Cr more than they sold, marking their 17th consecutive day as net buyers — stepping in to support the falling market. FII/FPI: Buy: ₹9,014 Cr | Sell: ₹11,581 Cr | Net: -₹2,566 Cr DII: Buy: ₹14,068 Cr | Sell: ₹9,682 Cr | Net: +₹4,386 Cr What does it mean? FIIs exiting = Weak global sentiment or risk-off mode DIIs buying = Confidence in India’s long-term story For now, DIIs are acting as a cushion, but persistent FII selling can keep the market under pressure in the short term. Keep an eye on this tug-of-war.