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What foreign institutional investors (FIIs, now called FPIs) and domestic institutions (DIIs: mutual funds, insurers, banks and others) bought and sold in Indian markets, day by day.
The day’s provisional figures from NSE; settled figures from the depository NSDL. Latest provisional day: 9 Nov 2026. Latest settled report: 9 Nov 2026.
Net buying (+) or selling (−) of Indian shares, settled, as the depository reports it: each reporting date carries the trades of the trading day before it.
| Reporting date | FPIs, net | DIIs, net |
|---|---|---|
| 9 Nov 2026 | +₹14,768 Cr | −₹5,991 Cr |
| 6 Nov 2026 | +₹16,278 Cr | −₹11,561 Cr |
| 5 Nov 2026 | +₹7,830 Cr | −₹4,574 Cr |
| 4 Nov 2026 | +₹7,053 Cr | −₹3,960 Cr |
| 3 Nov 2026 | +₹3,352 Cr | +₹7,287 Cr |
| 2 Nov 2026 | +₹4,458 Cr | +₹2,086 Cr |
| 30 Oct 2026 | −₹803 Cr | +₹2,111 Cr |
| 29 Oct 2026 | +₹2,124 Cr | +₹4,495 Cr |
| 28 Oct 2026 | +₹10,584 Cr | +₹3,104 Cr |
| 27 Oct 2026 | −₹964 Cr | +₹4,122 Cr |
| 26 Oct 2026 | +₹2,272 Cr | +₹3,801 Cr |
| 23 Oct 2026 | +₹155 Cr | +₹5,994 Cr |
| 22 Oct 2026 | +₹1,659 Cr | +₹3,538 Cr |
| 21 Oct 2026 | −₹413 Cr | +₹2,552 Cr |
| 19 Oct 2026 | +₹2,643 Cr | −₹1,201 Cr |
| 16 Oct 2026 | −₹4,146 Cr | +₹4,453 Cr |
| 15 Oct 2026 | −₹1,102 Cr | +₹3,018 Cr |
| 14 Oct 2026 | −₹1,436 Cr | +₹2,983 Cr |
| 13 Oct 2026 | +₹2,001 Cr | +₹2,855 Cr |
| 12 Oct 2026 | −₹3,251 Cr | +₹4,770 Cr |
Net investment in Indian shares each month, settled. Domestic institutions from June 2026, when NSDL’s report starts. Hover or use the arrow keys for a month’s figures.
Net investment in Indian shares added up day by day. Drag across a chart to see the change between two dates.
Net investment in Indian shares each month by type of institution, settled. Green is net buying, red net selling, the deeper the larger. Mutual funds are usually the largest; see what fund managers bought.
| Who | Jun ’26 | Jul ’26 | Aug ’26 | Sep ’26 | Oct ’26 | Nov ’26* |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mutual funds | +68.4k | +40.2k | +69.4k | +60.6k | +73.3k | −15.7k |
| Insurance companies | +13.6k | +2.9k | +1.2k | +10.7k | +9.1k | −9.3k |
| Banks | +1.8k | +1k | +6.8k | +9.6k | +5.4k | +8.3k |
| Alternative investment funds | +1.4k | +10k | +3.6k | +3.1k | +8.1k | +178 |
| Others | +16.2k | +8.9k | +10.4k | +8.8k | +7.3k | −194 |
| All domestic institutions | +101.5k | +63.2k | +91.4k | +92.7k | +103.2k | −16.7k |
₹ crore; k = thousand crore. * the month so far. Hover a cell for the exact figure.
Net investment each month by what foreign portfolio investors bought: shares, the three debt routes, hybrids, and mutual fund and AIF units. Settled.
| Who | Jan ’26 | Feb ’26 | Mar ’26 | Apr ’26 | May ’26 | Jun ’26 | Jul ’26 | Aug ’26 | Sep ’26 | Oct ’26 | Nov ’26* |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shares (equity) | −36k | +22.6k | −117.8k | −60.8k | −33k | −49.3k | +20.2k | +29.6k | −35.9k | −34.8k | +53.7k |
| Debt, general limit | −7.3k | +5.4k | +6.3k | −7.7k | −100 | +30.6k | +29.2k | −2.2k | −5.2k | +7.3k | −270 |
| Debt, VRR | +60 | +4.8k | −3.2k | −3k | −1.5k | +3.2k | −13.6k | +503 | −5k | +341 | −591 |
| Debt, FAR (index bonds) | +13.3k | +8.6k | −11.5k | −147 | +4.4k | +21.7k | +3k | +264 | −10.4k | −7k | +7.8k |
| Hybrid | +232 | −3.9k | +1.9k | +444 | +985 | −1.4k | +166 | −2.7k | −2.1k | −297 | −134 |
| Mutual fund units | +481 | +294 | −1.4k | +344 | −268 | −146 | +1k | −20 | +222 | +10k | +52 |
| AIF units | −4 | 0 | 0 | +1 | +5 | 0 | +4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | −4 |
| All assets | −29.2k | +37.8k | −125.7k | −70.9k | −29.5k | +4.7k | +40k | +25.5k | −58.4k | −24.5k | +60.6k |
₹ crore; k = thousand crore. * the month so far. Hover a cell for the exact figure.
FIIs and DIIs. Foreign institutional investors (registered with SEBI as foreign portfolio investors, FPIs) are funds, banks and other institutions from abroad. Domestic institutional investors are India’s own: mutual funds, insurance companies, banks, alternative investment funds and others. Together they move much of the market; individuals are the rest.
Provisional and settled. Each evening the stock exchanges publish a provisional figure for the day, from what brokers report (NSE, BSE and MSEI together, shares only). The depository NSDL publishes the settled figures a day later, as confirmed by custodians, covering every route into a company, including IPOs and placements. The two never match exactly, and an NSDL reporting date carries the trades of the trading day before it.
Domestic institutions by type. NSDL’s domestic report starts on 1 June 2026. Its totals leave out the mutual fund units, AIF units and bullion bought by the other types, so that money is not counted twice.
Sources: NSE, FII/FPI & DII trading activity; NSDL FPI Monitor; NSDL DII report. Not investment advice.