FIIs Return to Net Buying with ₹3,598.54 Cr Inflow as DIIs Turn Sellers

MarketPulse summary: FIIs were net buyers of ₹3,598.54 Cr and DIIs net sellers of ₹817.51 Cr on 30 Oct 2026, a combined net inflow of ₹2,781.03 Cr.

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Foreign investors swung back to buying Indian shares on 30 Oct 2026, while domestic institutions moved the other way.

FIIs purchased ₹20,564.02 Cr and sold ₹16,965.48 Cr in the NSE cash market, leaving net buying of ₹3,598.54 Cr. That reversed their ₹943.60 Cr net outflow in the previous session on 29 Oct 2026. DIIs, meanwhile, bought ₹16,643.55 Cr and sold ₹17,461.06 Cr, resulting in net selling of ₹817.51 Cr. Their stance also flipped from the prior session, when they were net buyers to the tune of ₹1,924.41 Cr. Both flow streaks therefore stand at just one day: FII buying and DII selling.

Together, the two groups pumped in a net ₹2,781.03 Cr. The Nifty 50 closed at 23,053.10, up 0.51%, so the benchmark rose on a day when overseas inflows more than offset domestic selling. For retail investors, the key point is that net flow figures show the balance between institutional purchases and sales, not the full scale of trading. Gross activity was much larger on both sides, and the session’s positive close came alongside opposing FII and DII positions rather than broad agreement between them.

The latest session also fits into a stronger five-session picture: FIIs have total net buying of ₹6,304.67 Cr, while DIIs have net buying of ₹3,109.79 Cr. Next, watch whether the one-day FII buying streak extends, whether DII selling persists, and if combined flows remain positive as the Nifty holds around its latest close.

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Source: NSE provisional FII/FPI and DII cash-market data. Figures can be revised.

Data from NSE and public market sources, compiled automatically by MarketPulse. Figures may be delayed or revised. This is not investment advice.