FPIs Net Sell, DIIs Net Buy Indian Equities

Trading Activity on January 9, 2026

• Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs/FIIs):
  • Bought shares worth ₹11,093 crore
  • Sold shares worth ₹14,863 crore
  • Net outflow: ₹3,769 crore
• Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs):
  • Bought shares worth ₹18,481 crore
  • Sold shares worth ₹12,885 crore
  • Net inflow: ₹5,596 crore

Monthly Trend (January 2026 so far)

• FPI/FII activity: Net offloaded equities worth ₹4,245 crore
• DII activity: Net purchased equities worth ₹17,902 crore

Market Implications

• FPIs/FIIs continue to show cautious sentiment, pulling money out of Indian equities amid global uncertainties.
• DIIs remain strong buyers, providing stability and liquidity to the domestic market.
• The contrasting flows highlight the resilience of domestic investors in supporting Indian equities even as foreign investors reduce exposure.

Outlook

The tug‑of‑war between foreign outflows and domestic inflows will likely shape near‑term market trends. Analysts suggest that DII support has been critical in cushioning volatility, while FPI behavior may remain sensitive to global interest rates, currency movements, and geopolitical factors.