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According to provisional exchange data, FIIs bought equities worth ₹11,123.86 crore during the session and sold shares worth ₹15,016.63 crore, resulting in a net outflow of ₹3,892.77 crore.
DIIs, meanwhile, purchased equities worth ₹18,959.43 crore and sold shares worth ₹13,505.88 crore, taking their net buying to ₹5,453.55 crore on a provisional basis.
Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) ended the week as net sellers, offloading Indian equities in four of the five trading sessions, while domestic institutional investors (DIIs) largely provided support by remaining net buyers on three trading days.
FIIs began the week with net selling of ₹1,121.04 crore on Monday before turning buyers on Tuesday with net purchases of ₹1,650.16 crore. However, foreign investors resumed selling thereafter, pulling out ₹819.20 crore on Wednesday, ₹2,999.23 crore on Thursday and ₹3,892.77 crore on Friday, according to provisional data.
| Day | FIIs | DIIs |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | -1,121.04 | +1,312.03 |
| Tuesday | +1,650.16 | -656.88 |
| Wednesday | -819.20 | -418.26 |
| Thursday | -2,999.23 | +2,947.14 |
| Friday | -3,892.77 | +5,453.55 |
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Domestic institutional investors, meanwhile, bought equities worth ₹1,312.03 crore on Monday but turned net sellers on Tuesday and Wednesday,
with outflows of ₹656.88 crore and ₹418.26 crore, respectively. They returned as buyers on Thursday with provisional purchases of ₹2,947.14 crore and further stepped up buying on Friday with net inflows of ₹5,453.55 crore.
On Friday, the benchmark indices ended largely in the red, with the Sensex falling 332 points to 76,060 and the Nifty declining 102 points to 23,767 after failing to hold the 23,800 mark. The Nifty Bank index rose 102 points to 56,694, while the Midcap index slipped 63 points to 61,622.
Financial and IT stocks recovered sharply from the day's lows, helping the Nifty Bank index end in positive territory. Auto stocks witnessed profit booking, while NBFCs remained under pressure. Market breadth favoured declines, with the advance-decline ratio at 4:5.
Separately the rupee recovered 18 paise to close at 96.55 (provisional) against the US dollar on Friday, supported by likely intervention from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI).
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